Margaret Rutherford
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Hmm. Well, in all likelihood, probably not. But then, it's unlikely that Doncaster's pools would be able to boast publicity blurbs from Melvyn Bragg and Michael Palin and reminiscences of visits by Katharine Hepburn and Margaret Rutherford. "She was... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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A Neophyte and a Cosmopolitan Get Together and Create Magic: 'David Lean Directs Noël Coward' (Review)
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The house represents their safety, the only place where the world of memories is kept alive. The third entry in the Lean-Coward canon was Blithe Spirit, a sardonic comedy that dealt with the world of spiritism. Margaret Rutherford plays Madame Arcati,... Full Article at PopMatters
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Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include Ottmar Mergenthaler , inventor of the Linotype typesetting machine, in 1854; songwriter Irving Berlin in 1888; dancer/choreographer Martha Graham in 1894; Spanish surrealist... Full Article at United Press International
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THE DVD SHELF: "Brief Encounter," "Vanya on 42nd Street," "A Night to Remember," Fred Astaire, "Car 54"
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Blithe Spirit brought enormous cheer to war-weary audiences, with the Coward stand-in originated by Cecil Parker in London and Clifton Webb in New York. For the film, Rex Harrison took the lead, supported by Kay Hammond (Elvira) and Margaret Rutherford... Full Article at Playbill
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It's based on one of Coward's most wildly popular plays, but Lean seems far less inspired by the material than he did with This Happy Breed. The basic story is entertaining, and the performances are stellar across the board. Rex Harrison is suitably... Full Article at DVD Verdict
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1963, was complemented by the Queen Elizabeth II bridge. We have 30 mins for lunch at South Mimms folks. A brief pause I think (typing isn't recommended when you're eating an avocado salad sandwich) then I'll be back. It's a big choice. Waitrose or... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Yes, all have played Agatha Christie’s most famous amateur detective, Miss Jane Marple. Next week, at the Church Hill Theatre, Anne Mackenzie follows in their footsteps when she dons the mantle of the elderly spinster sleuth in Edinburgh People... Full Article at The Scotsman
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