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Examiner of Plays' Summary:
[The Examiner's notes for this script are missing from the file at the British Library]
Researcher's Summary:
This script in the Lord Chamberlains' collection does not list an author. However, newspaper research indicates that Harry Grattan was the playwright for at least some of the scenes.
Licensed On: 21 Nov 1918
License Number: 1878
Genre(s):
British Library Reference: LCP1918/20
British Library Classmark: Add MS 66202 I
Performances
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25 Nov 1918 | Ambassadors, London | Unknown | Licensed Performance |
28 Nov 1918 | Ambassadors, London | Professional |
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The show ran at the Ambassadors' Theatre until 28th June 1919. The cast included Lee White, Clay Smith, Bert Coote, Bob Cory, Monte Wolfe, Betty (child actress) and The Eclair Twins (duettists).
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28 Nov 1918 | Ambassadors, London | Professional |
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Described in The Stage Yearbook 1919 as a "song-show, songs written and selected by Clay Smith, R. P. Weston, Bert Lee and others, staged by J.W. Jackson."
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