| Gypsy
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| The Strip
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| The Wichita, one and only burlesque theater, presents
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| Miss Gypsy Rose Lee
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| Gypsy
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| Let me entertain you
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| Let me make you smile
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| Momma Rose
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| Sing out, Louise!
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| Gypsy
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| Let me do a few tricks
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| Some old and then some new tricks
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| I’m very versatile
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| And if you’re real good
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| I’ll make you feel good
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| I’d want your spirit to climb
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| So let me entertain you
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| We’ll have a real good time,
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| Yes sir!
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| We’ll have…
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| A real good time!
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| Theater Manager
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| Do something!
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| Momma Rose
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| Yeah!
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| Theater Manager
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| Take something off!
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| Gypsy
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| Momma!
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| Momma Rose
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| A … glove! |
| But say something!
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| Gypsy
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| Hello! |
| Hello… everybody!
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| My name is Gypsy Rose Lee… What’s yours!
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| Mr. Conductor, if you please!
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| So, let me entertain you…
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| And we’ll have a real good time, yes, sir!
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| We’ll have…
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| A real good time!
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| And now, Minsky’s well famous Burlesque
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| Presents the queen of the strip-tease, the incomparable,
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| Miss Gypsy Rose Lee and our salutes to the Garden of Eden!
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| Gypsy
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| Pick up your apples girls and back to the trees!
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| Bon soir, monsieur et monsieur!
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| Je m’appelle Gypsy Rose Lee
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| And that concludes my entire performance in French,
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| I’ve been too busy learning Greek
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| Where were you last night?
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| Some men accused me of being an enthusiast
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| Do you know what that means? |
| Do you?
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| Do you? |
| Oh, you do!
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| Aha! |
| He’s embarrassed!
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| Don’t be embarrassed… I like man without hair!
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| An enthusiast is one who or that which
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| Sheds its skin in vulgar paroles: a stripper
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| But I’m not a stripper!
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| At these prices I’m an enthusiast!
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| And if you’re real good
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| I’ll make you feel good
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| I want you spirit to climb
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| Let me entertain you
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| And well have a real good time, yes, sir!
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| We’ll have…
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| A real good time! |