Nineteenth Century and After: A Monthly Review, Volums 169-170Nineteenth Century and After Limited., 1962 |
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... Look Back in Anger at the Royal Court on May 8th , 1956 was a turning - point in the history of the modern British theatre . Osborne , then 26 , had already written several unproduced plays - including Epitaph for George Dillon , in ...
... Look Back in Anger at the Royal Court on May 8th , 1956 was a turning - point in the history of the modern British theatre . Osborne , then 26 , had already written several unproduced plays - including Epitaph for George Dillon , in ...
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... look better there . The main reason why I left the Daily Mirror was that my work didn't look right on the page , sur- rounded by all those big black headlines . A cartoon needs a lot of grey around it . Technically , it's more ...
... look better there . The main reason why I left the Daily Mirror was that my work didn't look right on the page , sur- rounded by all those big black headlines . A cartoon needs a lot of grey around it . Technically , it's more ...
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... look and which you can turn back to , detail that makes you smile till the smile broadens into a laugh . Then there's the problem of topicality . This wasn't so important for some of my predecessors , because for something like a ...
... look and which you can turn back to , detail that makes you smile till the smile broadens into a laugh . Then there's the problem of topicality . This wasn't so important for some of my predecessors , because for something like a ...
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