The Happy Day

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"The Happy Day" is a musical comedy written by George Grossmith Jr., with music by Ivan Caryll and lyrics by Adrian Ross. The story takes place in a small seaside town where an American millionaire, Peter Peterson, is visiting. Peterson has a love for music and is looking for the perfect musical entertainment for his upcoming party. The town is abuzz with the news of Peterson's arrival and everyone is hoping to get a chance to perform for him.

Enter Mary, the daughter of the local postmaster, who dreams of becoming a star. With the help of her friends and some unlikely allies, including a troupe of gypsies, Mary sets out to put on a show that will catch Peterson's attention. Along the way, she must overcome the disapproval of her father and the jealous machinations of her rival, Miss Kate.

With catchy songs like "The Happy Day," "The Little Black Spider," and "I'm Going to Marry the Mayor," "The Happy Day" is a charming musical full of humor, romance, and delightful characters. It celebrates the joy of music and the power of community to come together and create something special.