The
Theatre Museum
presents as part of the BOC Covent Garden Festival 1999:
Where are the songs we sung?
an audio/visual presentation
NOËL COWARD
(16 December 1899 - 26 March 1973)
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presents as part of the BOC Covent Garden Festival 1999:
Where are the songs we sung?
an audio/visual presentation
NOËL COWARD
(16 December 1899 - 26 March 1973)
| Noël Coward Medley performed by Noël Coward | |
| Bitter-Sweet
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I'll see you
again This Year of Grace! : Dance Little Lady On with the Dance : Poor Little Rich Girl This Year of Grace! : A Room with a View Private Lives : Some Day I'll Find You Conversation Piece : I'll Follow My Secret Heart Bitter-Sweet : If Love Were All Shadow Play : Play Orchestra Play Words and Music : Mad Dogs and English Men |
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| Introduction by Malcolm Jones who introduces the programme and the presenters Rex Bunnett and Barry Norman who introduce |
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Whitebirds - 1927
What's Going to Happen
to
the Tots sung by Noël
Coward
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Bitter Sweet
1928 production at His Majesty's Theatre A silent presentation of film footage with commentary |
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Bitter Sweet
1933 film extract A Talent To Amuse sung by Ivy St Helier |
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| Introduction by Barry Norman | |
| Cavalcade 1932 film extract Twentieth Century Blues sung by Ursula Jeans |
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| Words and Music 1932 production at the Adelphi Theatre Something About Spring sung by John Mills Mad About the Boy sung by Joyce Barbour Steffi Duna Norah Howared Doris Hare |
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| Tonight at 8.30 / Meet Me Tonight 1952 film extract Red Peppers performed by Kay Walsh Ted Ray Bill Fraser |
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| Operette The Stately Homes of England sung by Noël Coward |
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| Up and Doing 1940 London Pride sung by Mary Martin |
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| Introduction by Rex Bunnett | |
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Sigh No More
Nina sung by Noël
Coward
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| Pacific 1860 Uncle Harry sung by Noël Coward |
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| The Girl Who Came to Supper TV extract starring Tessie O'Shea London is a Little Bit of All Right What Ho, Mrs Brisket Don't Take Our Charlie For The Army Saturday Night at the Rose and Crown |
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Set to Music
World Weary sung
by Noël
Coward
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| Much
of
the
material in this presentation is from early film and
television and the quality is not of the high standard we now expect.
The rarity value, however, we believe makes up for the visual
imperfections. |
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| The
second session of the event
consisted of a talk by Sheridan Morley with contributions from John
Lahr. |
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| The afternoon session was devoted to a workshop on the songs of Noël Coward taken by David Kernan. |
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