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Hot Chocolates is a musical revue with music by Thomas "Fats" Waller and Harry Brooks and book by Andy Razaf^[1]. Performed at the Hudson Theater in New York, NY, the show is considered an off-Broadway musical. The show was directed by Leonard Harper and ran for 219 performances from opening on June 20, 1929 to closing on December 14, 1929^[2].

Louis Armstrong made his Broadway debut with his role in the ensemble as part of the pit band for the show.

The show is also referred to as Connie's Hot Chocolates.

Cast

Louis Armstrong Ensemble
Jimmie Baskette Ensemble
Paul Bass Ensemble
Madeline Belt Ensemble
Dick Campbell Ensemble
Baby Cox Ensemble
Eddie Green Ensemble
Billy Higgins Ensemble
Louise Higgins Ensemble
Jubilee Singers Ensemble
Billy Marey Ensemble
Dolly McCormick Ensemble
Paul Meers Ensemble
Thelma Meers Ensemble
Jazzlips Richardson Ensemble
Margaret Simms Ensemble
Three Midnight Steppers Ensemble
Edith Wilson Ensemble

External links

References

^ "Playbill Vault". Retrieved 3 February 2015.
^ "IBDB". Retrieved 3 February 2015.

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[1] "Playbill Vault". Retrieved 3 February 2015.

[2] "IBDB". Retrieved 3 February 2015.

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 The show is also referred to as ''Connie's Hot Chocolates''.
+==Cast==
+* [[Louis Armstrong]] ''Ensemble''
+* Jimmie Baskette ''Ensemble''
+* Paul Bass ''Ensemble''
+* Madeline Belt ''Ensemble''
+* Dick Campbell ''Ensemble''
+* Baby Cox ''Ensemble''
+* Eddie Green ''Ensemble''
+* Billy Higgins ''Ensemble''
+* Louise Higgins ''Ensemble''
+* Jubilee Singers ''Ensemble''
+* Billy Marey ''Ensemble''
+* Dolly McCormick ''Ensemble''
+* Paul Meers ''Ensemble''
+* Thelma Meers ''Ensemble''
+* Jazzlips Richardson ''Ensemble''
+* Margaret Simms ''Ensemble''
+* Three Midnight Steppers ''Ensemble''
+* Edith Wilson ''Ensemble''
 == See also ==