period. The ballads were "dainty, charming pieces." The Telegram reviewer wrote that "We have a glimmering notion that someday they will form the American counterpart of the once great triumvirate of Bolton, Wodehouse, and Kern." References External links Overview of show, lorenzhart.org Dearest Enemy plot and production information, Guide To Musical Theatre Soundtrack of the 1955 broadcast at AllMusic 1925 musicals Broadway musicals Musicals inspired by real-life events Musicals by Rodgers and Hart Fiction set in 1776 Musicals by Herbert Fields