Never Too Late - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], having been brought to the country by [[Hymie Udwin]]’s [[Theatre International]]. Directed by [[Elaine Perry]] with American actors [[Nancy Coleman]], [[Roland Winters]], [[Helen Lewis]], [[James Kirkwood]] and [[Nancy Donohue]]. The play also starred South African actors [[George Corelin]], [[Kenneth Baker]], [[Derek Lyndon]] and [[Brett Bailiss]]. Probably with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]], since the [[NELM]] archives has two watercolour sketches of the sets for the play (one incompletely painted, with an inscription addressed to Farmer by [[James Kirkwood]] on one of them).
+: Performed at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], having been brought to the country by [[Hymie Udwin]]’s [[Theatre International]]. Directed by [[Elaine Perry]] with American actors [[Nancy Coleman]], [[Roland Winters]], [[Helen Lewis]], [[James Kirkwood]] and [[Nancy Donohue]]. The play also starred South African actors [[George Corelin]], [[Kenneth Baker]], [[Derek Lyndon]] and [[Brett Bayliss]]. Probably with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]], since the [[NELM]] archives has two watercolour sketches of the sets for the play (one incompletely painted, with an inscription addressed to Farmer by [[James Kirkwood]] on one of them).
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], having been brought to the country by [[Hymie Udwin]]’s [[Theatre International]]. Directed by [[Elaine Perry]] with American actors [[Nancy Coleman]], [[Roland Winters]], [[Helen Lewis]] and [[James Kirkwood]]. Probably with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]], since the [[NELM]] archives has two watercolour sketches of the sets for the play (one incompletely painted, with an inscription addressed to Farmer by [[James Kirkwood]] on one of them).
+: Performed at the [[Johannesburg Civic]], having been brought to the country by [[Hymie Udwin]]’s [[Theatre International]]. Directed by [[Elaine Perry]] with American actors [[Nancy Coleman]], [[Roland Winters]], [[Helen Lewis]], [[James Kirkwood]] and [[Nancy Donohue]]. The play also starred South African actors [[George Corelin]], [[Kenneth Baker]], [[Derek Lyndon]] and [[Brett Bailiss]]. Probably with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]], since the [[NELM]] archives has two watercolour sketches of the sets for the play (one incompletely painted, with an inscription addressed to Farmer by [[James Kirkwood]] on one of them).
 == Sources ==
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 [[Percy Tucker]]. 1997. ''Just the Ticket. My 50 Years in Show Business''. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press: p.193.
 [[NELM]] archives (Collection: FARMER, Anthony: 2007. 18. 3. 23). (Two watercolour sketches of stage set designs for ''[[Never Too Late]]'')

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 ''[[Never Too Late]]'' is a musical comedy by Sumner Arthur Long (1921-1993)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner_Arthur_Long].
-''Not to be confused with the various stage adaptations of the novel [[It Is Never Too Late To Mend]]  (1856) by Charles Reade'''''
+''Not to be confused with the various stage adaptations of the novel '''[[It Is Never Too Late To Mend]]'''  (1856) by Charles Reade''
 ==The original text==

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 ''[[Never Too Late]]'' is a musical comedy by Sumner Arthur Long (1921-1993)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner_Arthur_Long].
-''Not to be confused with the various plays based on the novel [[It Is Never Too Late To Mend]] [[Never Too Late To Mend]] () by Charles Reade'''''
+''Not to be confused with the various stage adaptations of the novel [[It Is Never Too Late To Mend]]  (1856) by Charles Reade'''''
 ==The original text==

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 ''[[Never Too Late]]'' is a musical comedy by Sumner Arthur Long (1921-1993)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner_Arthur_Long].
-''Not to be confused with [[Never Too Late To Mend]] () by Charles Reade'''''
+''Not to be confused with the various plays based on the novel [[It Is Never Too Late To Mend]] [[Never Too Late To Mend]] () by Charles Reade'''''
 ==The original text==

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 [[Percy Tucker]]. 1997. ''Just the Ticket. My 50 Years in Show Business''. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press: p.193.
-Stage set designs for ''[[Never Too Late]]'',  held in the [[NELM]] archives (Collection: FARMER, Anthony: 2007. 18. 3. 23). Consists of two watercolour sketches of the sets for the play, one incompletely painted, with an inscription addressed to Farmer by [[James Kirkwood]] on one of them.
+[[NELM]] archives (Collection: FARMER, Anthony: 2007. 18. 3. 23). (Two watercolour sketches of stage set designs for ''[[Never Too Late]]'')
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]