I Liken Thy Shape (Marjanah and Nur-al-Huda) Production history Major productions included the following: His Majesty's Theatre 1916–1921 (2,238 performances) Broadway 1917–1918 (208 performances) Australia 1920–1921 Regent Theatre, London 1928–1929 London revival, 1940–1941 (238 performances) 1953 London and New York ice rink productions The Finborough Theatre in London performed a semi-staged, score-in-hand production of Chu Chin Chow in July 2008, starring Alan Cox. Recordings Label: Broadcast Twelve UK 5039. Issued 1929 10" 'Selection From "Chu Chin Chow" (Parts I & 2)' In popular culture The lead character, Mame Dennis, mentions several times in the novel Auntie Mame (and the play and film versions) that she adored her time as a chorus girl in Chu Chin Chow with her bosom buddy Vera Charles and tries to recreate the experience. The name of American comic book character Fin Fang Foom is inspired by the title of Chu Chin Chow, according to creator Stan Lee, who had seen the 1934 film version as a boy."Stan Lee's Amazing Marvel Interview!", Alter Ego, vol. 3, issue 104, p. 21, August 2011, accessed August 20, 2012 Notes References Colin Larkin (ed) Guinness Who's Who of Stage Musicals'' Synopsis and other information about Chu Chin Chow from the Guide to Musical Theatre CD notes "Chu Chin Chow" Angel Records record notes; "British Light Music" by Philip Sourcroft External links Libretto Australian info Profile of Chu Chin Chow Background of show and film Photos from Chu Chin Chow Information about Chu Chin Chow and Asche Information about Brayton and Chu Chin Chow List of longest running plays in London and New York 1916 musicals Works based on Ali Baba Music based on One Thousand and One Nights West End musicals British musicals Australian musicals