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... the heartbreaking This is to Let You Know. There was an exasperated Open Letter to a Mayor, chilling memories of the Second World War via the words of Lie in the Dark and Listen, and much more. One line from a Coward song kept coming to mind at the end ...
... dying yet again between the two world wan, this time due to the phenomenal pop ularity of the cinema. In tum, after the Second World War, filmgoers were lured away from the theatre to the convenience entertainment of television. Modern theatre needs government ...
... than six-fold. Despite the protectionist efforts of European governments which continue to this day, talkies and the Second World War ensure the imbalance remains a feet of life ever since. H Sunday Night at the Lu London Palladium Broadcasting makes ...
... the problems being encountered in the rebuilding of the city of Plymouth following the devastation suffered during the Second World War. Craigie was subsequently widely acclaimed for Blue Scar (1948), a drama set in a South Wales mining village, but there ...
... and Mike Carter is a name who has been around for some time with this particular speciality. The sound of steam trains, Second World War sirens and bombing raids may not be particularly familiar to many of us, but would no doubt be a boon to a radio producer ...
... Cathedral on the West End stage and abroad, and gave lessons at the Italia Conti stage school. At the outbreak of the Second World War, she was turned down for the WRNS on medical grounds, and later diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Spells as a radio ...
... Southwold, where she first became interested in dance, and then trained at the Mary Wigman Schule in Dresden before the Second World War and toured Europe with a modern dance group, appearing with them at the Berlin Olympic Games in 1936. With the war looming ...
... touches on the de truction of palaces for political reasons: first by the French revolutionary armies and again after the Second World War. The book rightly concentrates on Baroque buildings, but in the former East Germany, the schloss at Weimar presides over ...
... touches on the de truction of palaces for political reasons: first by the French revolutionary armies and again after the Second World War. The book rightly concentrates on Baroque buildings, but in the former East Germany, the schloss at Weimar presides over ...
... Joyce Grenfell for John Murray publishers. Did any readers, or their parents, work with her or see her perform during the Second World War, either in revues or for ENSA? Janie Hampton 80 Temple Road Oxford 0X4 2EZ e-mail:ham pton.oxforcMiWial.pipex.com ...
... and current musical theatre, changing her costume for each sequence. In addition, she presents We'll Meet Again, with a Second World War theme, the music hall-styled The Good Old Days, Magic of the Musicals, A Night at the Opera and, more unusually, George ...
... and others, crammed in an incredible amount of information about Holloway's early days in seaside concert parties, pre-Second World War West End success in The Cc-Optimists and Life Begins at Oxford Circus with Flanagan and Allen, and much more, by keeping ...