In which musical do the characters Rusty, Dinah, and Poppa appear?
Starlight Express Hashamoto by applying his brakes at key moments in the race. Greaseball and Dinah win comfortably, claiming a place in the final. After the race, Dinah objects to Greaseball's cheating. In response he abandons her. C.B. comforts Dinah "(There’s Me)". Meanwhile, a lonely Rusty has retreated to the freight yard where an old steam train called Poppa – a former champion – is singing a blues song to the freight cars "(Poppa’s Blues)". Poppa tries to persuade Rusty to race without Pearl, urging him to have faith in a mythical force he calls ‘the Starlight Express’. When Rusty refuses, Poppa
Dinah! "Dinah!" would often do entire 90-minute episodes devoted to one television series; for example, there was an episode saluting "The Waltons" which featured the entire cast, including the child cast members, and the series creator Earl Hamner Jr. During the show, Shore did a musical salute to the year 1935, which would have been in the time period in which "The Waltons" took place. Another series that was saluted was "M*A*S*H". Again, the entire cast appeared, Gary Burghoff ("Radar O'Reilly") played the drums, and the musical salute was to 1951. Dinah! Dinah! is a daytime variety talk show that was