Now for some comments on BROADWAY'S LOST TREASURES II.
I enjoyed the show and liked the fact that not every number was a golden oldie from a classic show but rather some interesting and different things: AIN'T MISBEHVAIN', CHICAGO, GRAND HOTEL.
Speaking of "We'll Take a Glass Together," I was especially impressed with the video quality of it. The night of that Tony Awards,. we were having a storm, and the cable (analong, not digital back then) was at the mercy of the elements. Reception was pretty lousy, and my copy of that number and the others (CITY OF ANGELS, ONCE ON THIS ISLAND) is snowy. This seemed crystal clear.
Also glad to get that wonderful number for LA CAGE. My 1984 Tony tape got accidentally erased a year or so ago, so all those marvelous Kander and Ebb, Sondheim, and Herman numbers went with it. Ah, well! Maybe one of these days we'll get "Wallflower/The Rink" from THE RINK on a Broadway's Lost Treasures sequel.