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The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck)

from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918 Original (1914)

The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) is a song from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918. Sing The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.

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Credits

Composed by: Raymond Hubbell
Lyrics by: Raymond Hubbell
Position: Act 2, Song 2 of 9

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The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) appears in Ziegfeld Follies of 1918.

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What is The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck)?: The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) is a Broadway song from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918.
What show is The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) from?: The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) is from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918, a Broadway musical.
Who wrote The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck)?: The Futurist Girl (Song) (music by Dave Stamper; lyrics by Gene Buck) was composed by Raymond Hubbell with lyrics by Raymond Hubbell.
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