The Three Sisters

Of the title's three sisters, one dies during childbirth, one marries and prospers in the States, while the third does quite well with a musician in Vienna. Meanwhile, their mother, alone in Italy, lives in poverty because money her girls have been sending her has been pocketed by a third party. The situation is remedied when the girls and their husbands take a trip to Italy and give their mother enough cash to live comfortably. Songs include "Italian Kisses" (L. Wolfe Gilbert, Abel Baer), "Lonely Feet," "Hand in Hand," "Keep Smiling," "Won't Dance," "Roll on Rolling Road," "What Good are Words," "You Are Doing Very Well" (Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II).