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... man of formidable power and authority in the musical world, in concert hall as well as opera house. He was a philanderer, married several times, had a wondrous knack of getting large sums of money out of the rich in order to further his musical projects ...
... exotic butterfly which is all her character is and Alan Rickman brings a tetchy, aristocratic edge to the promoter who is married to her. What acting honours there are be long to Dexter Fletcher as an astonishingly unpleasant child pro digy mind-bending ...
... the rarest jewel, it radiates in every respect. The steely precision of ner legs, with the high jumps and extensions, is married to a melting softness in the arms and neck, and an incomparable grace in the deep back bends. Nowadays she relies more than ...
... 50 GLORIOUS YEARS Joe's married off more couples than most clergymen BY GEORGE BARTRAM IF IT is impossible to realise that the slim, trim Joe Loss is celebrating his 50th anniversary as a bandleader this year, I find it even more amazing when I recall ...
... saxes and Ray Poldock on trumpet. The band's vocalist is Irish-born Mari Goody, a TV and cabaret artist back home before she married an Eng lishman. 0 MEL DANSER has just finished a three-month season at Chaplins in Swallow Street, a change from his usual ...
... The effect is like being in an ice bound aquarium, and is a fitting symbol for this slight story of an attractive woman, married only a few years, who decides to leave her middle-aged bourgeois husband, obsessed with the business the wife has helped to ...
... and the Parson, not to mention the vociferous assistance of the audience Tom's rights are re established and he is able to marry Penny, the maiden all forlorn, and thus end the story on the right note. There are some amusing inventions and variations on ...
... Trelawny, the young star of Sadler's Wells, influenced by her actress mother, thinks she will be happy by leaving the theatre to marry Arthur Gower, grandson of the Vice- Chancellor, but after four weeks in Sir William's house, where she is forbidden to laugh ...
... Viceroy to become a maid of honour at his court, and her lover-companion, to satisfy etiquette persuaded by doses of brandy to marry her without knowing what he is doing. Protesting, when sober, he finds himself in prison, from which his wife helps him to ...
... of the attributes ot the gangster. Considering thai the action takes place not in a guerrilla war zone but in a colonel's married quarters in Camberley, the play is something of a small triumph, particularly as it is car ried through the medium of only ...
... offered the chance to originate two roles in the C. B. Cochran musical Tough at the Top and on the strength of [hat they got married. Although the show folded after a short run, Gwen and Clive were offered a tour of Australia and New Zealand in Brigadoon ...
... supportive whenever I put on these shows and providing I don't get too ambitious 1 can keep performing as well as being married to a very successful man and running the home. Penny is a trained actress and says she is getting back to performing without ...