Bon voyage

Thu Jan 22 23:13:46 2009 UTClccn-n79-71142Dramatists, English--20th centuryActors--Great BritainEntertainers--Great Britain0.51Bon voyage0.580.64Tonight at 8:30 : playsNoël_Cowardn 79071142oca00303939a118670352Coward, Noel,1899-1973Coward, Noel Pierce,Sir,1899-1973Whittlebot, Hernia,1899-1973lccn-nb2006-6654lccn-n80-82505Lawrence, Gertrudeprflccn-n80-109902Lean, David1908-1991auslccn-n79-6372Morley, Sheridan1941-2007drtlccn-n79-99932Payn, Grahamprfnc-his orchestraHis Orchestraprflccn-n83-9533Johnson, Celia1908-1982actlccn-n88-676742Printemps, Yvonne1894-1977prflccn-n88-676376Day, Barrylccn-no90-8911Mantovaniprflccn-n95-58894L.A. Theatre WorksCoward, Noel1899-1973Coward, Noel1899-1973100ComediesRadio playsMusicalsShort stories, EnglishTelevision comediesTelevision playsMarriageTheater1939-1945Television programsMusicals--LibrettosMarchant, William,--1923-EntertainersSongs, EnglishGaysLesbiansHall, RadclyffeGays' writings, EnglishAuthors, EnglishDrama--TechniqueComedy filmsMusicalsEnglish drama (Comedy)Video recordings for the hearing impairedLiteratureHomosexuality and literatureGay menInfluence (Literary, artistic, etc.)Man-woman relationshipsRadio playsTextsPorter, Cole,--1891-1964ComposersMusicals--ExcerptsArchivesHistoryUnited StatesFilm and video adaptationsPopular musicEnglish dramaFictionDiariesManners and customsRecords and correspondenceFamilyFeature filmsFriendshipDramaCriticism, interpretation, etc.BiographyActorsDramatists, EnglishGreat BritainCoward, Noel,--1899-19731899197319001919192019221923192419251926192719281929193019311932193319341935193619371938193919401941194219431944194519461947194819491950195119521953195419551956195719581959196019611962196319641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200882455book822.91pr6005.o85ocn052292060ocn083590401ocn081094317ocn009956861ocn256702601ocn256702601ocn122455595ocn007541446ocn021240347ocn078098401ocn078975379ocn078039544ocn269386415ocn022199509ocn083806753ocn028337387ocn030042608ocn050117739ocn081375198ocn079116617ocn078208069ocn012996434ocn256702601ocn021240347ocn030042608ocn062474418ocn052862600ocn060333844ocn037974534ocn005215946ocn257687206ocn006497722ocn062471220ocn050019692ocn036988452ocn257702975ocn062033319ocn024314399ocn056314682ocn046687654ocn233969771ocn020237689ocn219985697ocn052847597ocn037311884ocn057587117ocn022645272ocn024614694ocn047374437ocn060807426ocn062469697ocn054905045ocn002085875ocn047664658ocn047765513ocn187300682ocn045039418ocn029071580ocn020237689ocn047664658ocn045039418ocn016152984ocn047738850ocn256702601ocn050019692ocn024314399ocn029062682ocn052209432ocn144985317ocn057357730ocn225844459ocn081891776ocn080990544ocn22141977412482698911919235335ocn000744583sw000487135:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19330.60Coward, NoelPlay parade1478163028ocn000364187sw000364187:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19370.62Coward, NoelPresent indicative04137741391380186958ocn001269676sw000364278:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19410.55Coward, NoelBlithe spirit; an improbable farce in three actsComedies

"This comedy classic is set in the charming country home of Charles Condomine, a remarried widower. A casual, witty evening among friends is transformed by a seance that conjures the silvery ghost of Charles' first wife, Elvira, who delights in wreaking havoc and hilarity among the living."--Case.

15808118091340148324ocn008792166sw008792166:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19820.53Coward, NoelThe Noël Coward diaries18421206621268137324ocn000364180sw000364180:lccn-n79-71142Truebook19600.54Coward, NoelPomp and circumstance0413563707117212243ocn000365252sw000365252:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19670.57Coward, NoelSuite in three keys: A song at twilight, Shadows of the evening, Come into the garden, Maud1118134316ocn021732733sw000079867:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19300.58Coward, NoelPrivate lives : an intimate comedy in three actsComedies14179172611018108511ocn000366014sw000366014:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19540.61Coward, NoelFuture indefinite

Covers the years of the Second World War and the author's experiences and recollections of many visits to entertain the forces in many parts of the world, including Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East.

9789932ocn009441999sw009441999:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook1983Coward, NoelThe collected stories of Noël Coward94910127ocn000364184sw000364184:lccn-n79-71142Truebook19550.60Coward, NoelQuadrille; a romantic comedy in three acts917103717ocn006194764sw002185913:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19790.56Coward, NoelThree playsComedies

The three plays in this book not only represent [the author's] best dramatic work, but they also give a sense of the development of his career.... [Blithe spirit is a] very gay, superficial comedy about a ghost.... [Hay fever] is an everyday story of theatrical folk, a comedy of appalling manners in which words become almost physical weapons.... [Private lives is] a sophisticated tale of a couple who can't live with or without each other. -Introd.

067978179X90310228ocn002232216sw000364179:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19580.60Coward, NoelNude with violin; a light comedy in three actsComedies83885219ocn122423814sw122423814:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook2007Coward, NoelThe letters of Noël Coward

The first and definitive collection of savvy, witty, loving, bitchy, and often surprisingly moving letters (most previously unpublished) from and to the incomparable Noël Coward, a unique and irresistible portrait of a society and age. The range, charm, and vitality of his talents--playwright, actor, composer, librettist, lyricist, director, painter, writer, cabaret singer, wit--brought him into close encounters, and often close friendships, with the great and the gifted. He knew everybody who was anybody in the theater and motion pictures, in literature and politics, on both sides of the Atlantic (he was even a spy for the Britishduring World War II, along with Cary Grant). Among those at his "marvelous party": George Bernard Shaw, T. E. Lawrence, Virginia Woolf, the Churchills, Daphne du Maurier, Greta Garbo, Ian Fleming, W. Somerset Maugham, Marlene Dietrich, Tallulah Bankhead, Edith Sitwell, FDR, Gertrude Lawrence, and many more.--From publisher description.

03754230368199119ocn014010914sw000364186:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19360.64Coward, NoelTonight at 8:30 : plays6816813ocn000913939sw000913939:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19740.60Coward, NoelOh Coward! A musical comedy revue6706883ocn000438250sw000438250:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19680.51Coward, NoelBon voyage6056616ocn000974720sw000974720:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19610.56Coward, NoelWaiting in the Wings; a play in three acts58880827ocn038765153sw012941065:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19980.64Coward, NoelNoël Coward : the complete lyrics08795189605876498ocn001383163sw001383163:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19470.60Coward, NoelPresent laughter; a light comedy in three actsComedies46576770ocn026690089sw001318492:lccn-n79-71142Falsescor19290.64Coward, NoelBitter sweet138016966ocn000364592sw000364592:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19680.62Levin, MiltonNoel Coward112311463ocn002571843sw002571843:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19760.53Lesley, ColeRemembered laughter : the life of Noel Coward101310989ocn034875991sw034042271:lccn-n79-71142Falsebook19960.52Hoare, PhilipNoël Coward : a biography

The personification of wit, glamor, and elegance, Noël Coward was an artist of international renown. He was the master playwright of Blithe Spirit, Private Lives, and Design for Living. His compositions and lyrics were all the rage. His films were hits, and his novels, well-reviewed. There seemed to be nothing he couldn't do, and - as Philip Hoare shows in this difinitive biography - do with supreme style and class.

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