Punch, Volume 282Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1982 - English wit and humor |
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... play , the first on any English stage within the last half century in which a spade is most decidedly shown to be a spade " ; thus , on this page in June 1893 , one of my predecessors welcomed the London premiere of Pinero's The Second ...
... play , the first on any English stage within the last half century in which a spade is most decidedly shown to be a spade " ; thus , on this page in June 1893 , one of my predecessors welcomed the London premiere of Pinero's The Second ...
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... Play ( briefly at the Aldwych ) was the best new play of 1981. In both those selections they are of course deeply mistaken . Far and away the best new play of last year was one which turned up in the RSC repertoire at the Warehouse for ...
... Play ( briefly at the Aldwych ) was the best new play of 1981. In both those selections they are of course deeply mistaken . Far and away the best new play of last year was one which turned up in the RSC repertoire at the Warehouse for ...
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... Playing The Game , which is currently being staged there , I haven't seen the play , so I'm afraid I can only quote from the Press handout . " Playing The Game , " it says , " portrays the closed society in a Welsh community which is ...
... Playing The Game , which is currently being staged there , I haven't seen the play , so I'm afraid I can only quote from the Press handout . " Playing The Game , " it says , " portrays the closed society in a Welsh community which is ...
Contents
6th January 1982 | 3 |
The Epiphaneia 4 DAVID TAYLOR Mothertat Catalogue | 4 |
The Unvarnished Truth | 6 |
Copyright | |
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