This musical’s 1999 revival restored the song “I’ll Share It All With You” and won Bernadette (10[1])Peters her second and final Tony. (-5[1])A character in this musical sings about wanting a “simple” wedding, while his (10[1])love interest wants one at the Waldorf (-5[1])with champagne and caviar. A group (-5[1])of illiterate characters in this musical performs a song that opens, “Folks are dumb where I come from” to the hotel owner Foster Wilson. This musical’s librettist Dorothy Fields encouraged producers to cast Ethel Merman; (10[1])in a conflict duet, Merman’s character (-5[1])repeats “Yes I can” (10[2]-5[1])while her love interest says (10[3])“No you can’t.” (10[2]-5[1])The jealous assistant (10[2])Dolly (10[1])attempts to sabotage this musical’s climactic (10[1])contest (10[1])but is stopped by Sitting Bull. For 10 points, (10[1])name this musical (10[1])that features the Irving Berlin tunes “There’s No Business Like Show Business” and “Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better),” a show about (10[1])a (10[4]0[3])Wild West sharpshooter. ■END■