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The orchestra played in a small room with special equipment to overcome the suppressed acoustics.

"A girl, a prince, a ball, a slipper: Don't be too demanding, enjoy it", The San Diego Union-Tribune, November 2, 1997, p.

Jon Cypher later remembered leaving the studio a few minutes after the broadcast had ended and finding the Manhattan streets deserted because so many had stayed in to watch the broadcast.A New York Times review by Jack Gould characterized the musical as "a pleasant Cinderella that lacked the magic touch." He wrote that the broadcast received an "extraordinary range of reactions; it was either unreservedly enjoyed, rather angrily rejected or generally approved, subject to significant reservations." He praised Andrews as a "beguiling vision" in "lovely color video." But he complained about the book ("What possessed Mr.Hammerstein to turn the stepsisters into distasteful vaudeville clowns?"); about errors in "the most elementary kind of showmanship;" about costume ("couldn't Cinderella have been dressed in a dreamlike ball gown of fantasy rather than a chic, form-fitting number?"); about the songs ("not top-drawer Rodgers and Hammerstein"); and the staging ("cramped.

Cinderella and the Prince marry, and all ends happily.The original version contained the following songs:"Overture" (instrumental)"The Prince Is Giving a Ball" (Herald and Chorus)"Cinderella March" (instrumental)"In My Own Little Corner" (Cinderella)"Royal Dressing Room Scene" (King, Queen, Chef, Steward)"In My Own Little Corner" (Reprise) (Cinderella)"Impossible; It's Possible" (Cinderella and Fairy Godmother)"Gavotte" (instrumental)"Ten Minutes Ago I Saw You" (Prince and Cinderella)"Stepsisters' Lament" (Stepsisters)"Waltz for a Ball" (instrumental and Chorus)"Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?" (Prince and Cinderella)"When You're Driving Through the Moonlight" (Cinderella, Stepmother, Stepsisters)"A Lovely Night" (Cinderella, Stepmother, Stepsisters)"The Search" (instrumental)"Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?" (reprise) (Prince)"Wedding" (instrumental)"Mother and Daughter March" (instrumental)"Never In a Thousand Years" (eventually omitted from the production)Note: In some productions, additional numbers added include, "Loneliness of Evening" (cut from South Pacific and introduced in the 1965 broadcast), a song for the prince; and "Boys and Girls like You and Me" (cut from Oklahoma! and subsequently other shows), for the queen and king (in the Royal Dressing Room Scene), which appears in the show's published vocal score. Review of Cinderella at the Papermill Playhouse describing these additional songs Liza Minelli sings the song on the Tonight Show Listing of cast albums that include the song The 1997 TV version added, among others, "Falling in Love with Love" for the Stepmother.The original 1957 broadcast was directed by Ralph Nelson with choreography by Jonathan Lucas and starred Julie Andrews as Cinderella.

Meanwhile, the King and Queen get ready for the big celebration ("Royal Dressing Room Scene") and the servants discuss the planning for the feast ("Your Majesties").

His Herald tries the slipper on all the ladies ("The Search").