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200 04$aThe letters of Noe?l Coward /$fedited by Barry Day
210  1$aLondon, England ;$aNew York, New York :$cBloomsbury Methuen Drama,$d2007.
210  4$dİ2007
215   $a1 online resource (797 p.)
225 1 $aDiaries, Letters and Essays
300   $aIncludes index.
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327   $aCover; Contents; List of Illustrations; Introduction; Preface; PART ONE: "BEGINNERS, PLEASE!"; 1. The Boy Actor; 2. "I Like America"; 3. "Dance, Dance, Dance, Little Lady"; INTERMISSION: DAB AND LORNIE; 4. The Vortex; 5. "Why Must the Show Go On?"; 6. "I'm World Weary, World Weary"; PART TWO: THE YEARS OF GRACE; 7. This Year of Grace!; 8. "Mad Dogs and Englishmen"; INTERMISSION: GERTRUDE LAWRENCE; 9. Private Lives; INTERMISSION: PLAY PARADE; 10. Cavalcade; 11. Noe?l & Alfred & Lynn . . . and Their Design for Living; 12. Conversation Piece . . . and Missing the Point
327   $a13. The Scoundrel . . . and Still Traveling AloneINTERMISSION: MARLENE DIETRICH; 14. Tonight at 8:30; 15. Operette . . . and Straws in the Wind; PART THREE: NOE?L'S WAR; 16. World War II: "Twentieth Century Blues"; 17. "Then Along Came Bill"; 18. World War II: "Faraway Land"; 19. World War II: "In Which We Serve"; 20. World War II: "I Travel Alone"; PART FOUR: SHADOW PLAY; 21. Sigh Once More . . . and a Storm in the Pacific; 22. The Fallow Forties; INTERMISSION: A QUADRILLE . . . FOR TWO; 23. . . . and the Fitful Fifties; 24. Nescafe? Society . . . and the Small Screen
327   $a25. Bubbles . . . and Nudes26. A Different Sky . . . and a Look at Lulu; 27. A Visit to "Greeneland" . . . via Havana; 28. Wings . . . and Sails; INTERMISSION: A CHATTER OF CHUMS; 29. Girls . . . and Spirits; 30. "Dad's Renaissance"; 31. Songs at Twilight; 32. Shadow of Evening; Permissions and Acknowledgments; Index; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W; Y; Z
330   $a''A uniquely charming and enticing journey through a remarkable life. Coward''s own record is made all the more delightful by the wise and helpful interpolations of Barry Day, the soundest authority on the Master that there is.'' Stephen Fry  ''Precise, witty, remarkably observed and gloriously English'' Dame Judi Dench    ''Barry Day''s analysis is both perceptive and irresistible'' Lord Richard Attenborough  With virtually all the letters in this volume previously unpublished - this is a revealing new insight into the private life of a legendary figure. Coward''s multi-faceted talent as an a
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