.MTQ1MA.MTI1Nzky: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created page with "HOTEL EDEN HARRINGTON GARDENS LONDON S.W.7 Fremantle 7722/4411 Wyndham Theater 'cross the street from Leicester Sq. underground, last night. We were last there 41 years a...") |
CastleCourt (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[letterhead]] | |||
HOTEL EDEN | HOTEL EDEN | ||
HARRINGTON GARDENS | HARRINGTON GARDENS | ||
LONDON S.W.7 | LONDON S.W.7 | ||
Fremantle 7722/4411 | Fremantle 7722/4411 | ||
3 | |||
Wyndham Theater 'cross the street from Leicester Sq. | Wyndham Theater 'cross the street from Leicester Sq. | ||
underground, last night. We were last there 41 years ago, | underground, last night. We were last there 41 years ago, | ||
saw an insipid, English | saw an insipid, English Posh Drawing-room type play [[underlined: then]], | ||
and last night's play, though | and last night's play, though credited with being quote: "[[underlined: The Best | ||
Play of 1964" If that was true, | Play of 1964]]." If that was true, 1964 must have been one hell of | ||
a dreary year in the theater. The play was by John Osborne, who | a dreary year in the theater. The play was by John Osborne, who | ||
seems to think you must constantly have sex served up. I had | seems to think you must constantly have sex served up. I had | ||
Latest revision as of 04:51, 10 March 2023
letterhead HOTEL EDEN HARRINGTON GARDENS LONDON S.W.7 Fremantle 7722/4411
3
Wyndham Theater 'cross the street from Leicester Sq.
underground, last night. We were last there 41 years ago, saw an insipid, English Posh Drawing-room type play underlined: then, and last night's play, though credited with being quote: "[[underlined: The Best Play of 1964]]." If that was true, 1964 must have been one hell of a dreary year in the theater. The play was by John Osborne, who seems to think you must constantly have sex served up. I had expected a courtroom thriller.
Weather nice here in contrast to Belfast, which is so cold so much
of the time. (over)