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'''Adam:"' Leave things be...? Well, ain't this a fine howdy do! If that's the way you want it, that's the way you can have it! Me? I'm leaving! \\
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*** In the stage production, during Adam and Milly's heated argument, the brothers take Milly's side, as sleeping in the house wouldn't be proper, as they clearly feel remorse for the kidnapping and want to make amends. When Adam decides to leave for the trapping cabin to live out the winter by himself, he ignores his brother's protest, in which Milly returns the brothers' favor by telling Adam that he should listen to his brothers.
---->'''Brother 1:''' Adam, me and the boys think... Milly's right. It just wouldn't be proper. \\
'''Brother:''' Yeah, we're gonna sleep in the barn. You leave things be. \\
'''Adam:"' Leave things be...? Well, ain't this a fine howdy do! If that's the way you want it, that's the way you can have it! Me? I'm leaving! \\
'''Caleb:''' Adam! Wait! Come back and talk to us! \\
'''Adam:''' I've had enough talking! I'm leaving! \\
'''Milly:''' Adam! Listen to your brothers! \\
'''Adam:''' The last time I listened to them, I ended up married! I woulda been better off with a hired gal!
---->'''Brother 1:''' Adam, me and the boys think... Milly's right. It just wouldn't be proper. \\
'''Brother:''' Yeah, we're gonna sleep in the barn. You leave things be. \\
'''Adam:"' Leave things be...? Well, ain't this a fine howdy do! If that's the way you want it, that's the way you can have it! Me? I'm leaving! \\
'''Caleb:''' Adam! Wait! Come back and talk to us! \\
'''Adam:''' I've had enough talking! I'm leaving! \\
'''Milly:''' Adam! Listen to your brothers! \\
'''Adam:''' The last time I listened to them, I ended up married! I woulda been better off with a hired gal!
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* QuestionableCasting: Benjamin (the orange-shirted brother). He was played by a former baseball player who couldn't sing or dance very well. Look closely at him during musical numbers; he's either in the background, seated or blocked by a crowd. This wouldn't be too much of a problem if his designated bride wasn't trained singer/dancer Julie Newmar (who was apparently angry about this as well).
** It's all the more noticable against both Creator/RussTamblyn (Gideon) and Howard Keel (Adam). While they weren't dancers, Tamblyn was a veteran acrobat and Keel was a very accomplished singer.
** It's all the more noticable against both Creator/RussTamblyn (Gideon) and Howard Keel (Adam). While they weren't dancers, Tamblyn was a veteran acrobat and Keel was a very accomplished singer.
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* TheScrappy: Benjamin (the orange-shirted brother). He was played by a former baseball player who couldn't sing or dance very well. Look closely at him during musical numbers; he's either in the background, seated or blocked by a crowd. This wouldn't be too much of a problem if his designated bride wasn't trained singer/dancer Julie Newmar (who was apparently angry about this as well).
** Averted with both Creator/RussTamblyn (Gideon) and Howard Keel (Adam). While they weren't dancers, Tamblyn was a veteran acrobat and Keel was a very accomplished singer.
** Averted with both Creator/RussTamblyn (Gideon) and Howard Keel (Adam). While they weren't dancers, Tamblyn was a veteran acrobat and Keel was a very accomplished singer.
