... acore no lower necessary in a musical? Ex c opt for The Boy Friend (and there the tunca were delicately derivative) and Salad Day* (and the tunes from that are rarely heard) there have been no good melodies in Brush musicals for years. Most of the ...

... were not given a fair deal Wild Thyme (with a bit of gumption thrown in would spin circles round the memories of whimsy Salad Days). Twenty Minutes South (which died suddenly) and The Duenna should all be given another show ing, because in their ...

... This to me is the only form of successful theatre I know. I don't look for excuses for bad business. 1 admire shows like Salad Days and The Boy Friend because of their financial suocess: to me in a business that I love, >1 is the only yardstick. ...

... provinces. I draw particular attention to the line Last Saturday 27 of the 700 seats were occupied for a special performance of 'Salad Days'.' This was not a special performance, but was the ordinary Saturday after noon matinie. To offset this, the attendance ...

... inability to accept that their salad days are over. I cannot answer for the other stars but I assure Mr. John Phillips that my salad days are by no means over, in fact I am only just preparing the dressing for my salad days, and I am not clambering back ...

... is known about its occurrence in China. Sensible advice to travellers would be to avoid raw or undercooked meat dishes and salads and to drink only boiled water if water puritv is in doubt. People who are worried about any symptoms should consult their ...

... native productions, based on the old proven tune-filled formulae, were given a chance in the West End? The Boy Friends, Salad Days, and Make Me An Offer s of today! They are to be had and several could be well produced for the price of one Mutiny ...

... acquire the skills of horse management, then come along to the Churchill Theatre, Bromley, on Tuesday July 15 the first night of Salad Days starring Elizabeth Seal. The profits from that evening will go to the Polhill Riding Centre run by blind horsewoman Peggy ...

... Nightmare end to the Round House dream SIR,-- Having worked in Camden and been a regular at the Roundhouse in Chalk Farm, in its 'salad days' of entertainment, I have watched (and waited) with interest for the opening of the new Black Arts Centre at the Round ...

... her suc cess with Salad Days. She and James Caimcross had in fact previously written Christmas in King Street with Julian Slade for Bristol audiences in 1952 and the following year she and Slade wrote The Merry Gentleman. When Salad Days reached the ...

... could get into a gallery for a shilling or two. Peter Hall said in a recent television programme that he did just that in his salad days. Yet so many local haunts are now dark or office buildings. Isn't it because of the price war like the delight ful Windsor ...

... recipe book Roger Fuss, in his Heydays article (September 3, page 9) concerning the 1950 publica tion 282 Ways of Making a Salad, by Bebe Daniels and Jill Allgood. assumes that this was one of the first celebrity cook books to be released in Britain. Not ...