1. Trivia - If you said Andrea McArdle was the first Annie - you're mistaken. The first Annie was Kristin Vigard at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut, where it opened for previews on August 10, 1976. But her portrayal was too sweet, and after one week, Ms. Vigard was replaced by Andrea McArdle - a tougher, more boisterous Annie. Andrea McArdle WAS Broadway's first Annie. (Ms. Vigard understudied).

2. One of Herbert Hoover's Presidential Campaign slogans in 1928 was "A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage!" Shortly after he took office, the United States fell into the deepest economic downturn in history - the Great Depression.

3. Awards - Annie won 7 Tony Awards – including Best Musical and Best Score.

4. Oxydent toothpast sponsors Bert Healey's radio show - with the ingredient Miracle L-64!

5. Oliver Warbucks lives at 987 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York.

6. 90,000 lockets were "made and sold."

7. Jimmy Johnson wears a mask for the radio show. Pretty silly - since the audience can't SEE him. But, that's why it's so funny.

8. $50,000.

9. Lily St. Regis - the original St. Regis Hotel is still in operation in New York City, and is now part of a group of hotels and resorts.

10. Annie Bennett. Her parents names were David and Margaret Bennett.