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Posts Tagged "British music halls"
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After the Ball *** (1957, Pat Kirkwood and Laurence Harvey) – Classic Movie Review 13,724
The 1957 British musical biopic After the Ball portrays the life of the celebrated English music-hall stage performer and male impersonator Vesta Tilley, and stars Pat Kirkwood and Laurence Harvey. ‘The Background Story of a Front Page […]
Sep, 17
Davy ** (1958, Harry Secombe, Ron Randell, Alexander Knox, Susan Shaw, George Relph, Bill Owen) – Classic Movie Review 7089
Director Michael Relph draws the bitter-sweet short straw of making Ealing Studios’ last comedy, the 1957 Davy, which is engaging enough but rather a sad affair. Harry Secombe stars as a young music-hall singing star […]
May, 23
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