Nuts in May adapted by E Lawrence Prentice
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Nuts in May adapted by E Lawrence Prentice
Promotional postcard for Nuts in May adapted by E. Lawrence Prentice from Les Vingt-Huit Jours de Clairette by H. Raymond, Victor Roger and Antony Mars. First produced at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, 9th May 1922.The play is a farce about what happens when women get into barracks Date: 1922
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Barracks Lawrence Nuts Panto Pantomime Prentice Promotional Theatres Yorks 1922
Nuts in May
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- A Roaring 1920s Farce Adapted for the Stage by E. Lawrence Prentice Step back in time to the vibrant and lively world of 1920s popular entertainment with this promotional postcard for the farce "Nuts in May," adapted for the stage by E. Lawrence Prentice from the original work "Les Vingt-Huit Jours de Clairette" by H. Raymond, Victor Roger, and Antony Mars. First produced at the esteemed Duke of York's Theatre on May 9, 1922, "Nuts in May" was a theatrical sensation that brought laughter and excitement to audiences. This farce, a comedic and lighthearted exploration of the antics that ensue when women infiltrate a military barracks, was a staple of pantomime and popular entertainment during the era. The postcard showcases a lively and energetic scene, with women in stylish 1920s attire and men in military uniforms, all frozen in a moment of chaos and hilarity. The Duke of York's Theatre, a historic and iconic London venue, looms in the background, adding to the sense of grandeur and excitement. E. Lawrence Prentice was a renowned adapter and director of the time, known for his ability to bring classic works to life on the stage with a modern and engaging twist. "Nuts in May" was just one of many successful productions in his impressive repertoire. This postcard is a fascinating glimpse into the world of 1920s theatre and the enduring appeal of farce and pantomime as a form of popular entertainment. Whether you're a fan of history, theatre, or simply looking for a bit of nostalgia, this postcard is sure to bring a smile to your face.
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