The World of Dorothy Parker - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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−	''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a recording of Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker] reading her own writings, as well as the title of a stage production based on the writings of the American author and celebrity,.	+	''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a recording of Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker] reading her own writings, as well as the title of a stage production based on the writings of the American author and celebrity.

	=The Recording=		=The Recording=

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 (?): A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included  [[Angus Neill]]. Possibly as a tribute at the time of her death.
 = Sources =

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-''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a recording of Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker] reading her own writings, as well as stage production based on the writings of the American author and celebrity.
+''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a recording of Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker] reading her own writings, as well as the title of a stage production based on the writings of the American author and celebrity,.
-==The Recording==
+=The Recording=
 In 1964 Dorothy Parker herself read a selection of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl in the USA by Verve Records (No.V-15029).[https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo] The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".
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 According to the '''Dorothy Parker Society''' website, "''(A)t the time of the recording sessions, Mrs. Parker was in her sixties and seventies. Her voice ravaged by years of Chesterfields, this offers a peek at the real Mrs. Parker. She died three years after recording her second LP. Special thanks to Jon Snyder and Catherine Chodack for loaning me their LPs.''"[https://dorothyparker.com/gallery/dorothy-parker-audio]
-==The play text==
+=The play text=
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 (?): A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included  [[Angus Neill]]. Possibly as a tribute at the time of her death.
-== Sources ==
+= Sources =
 https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo
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 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
-== Return to ==
 Return to [[South_African_Films]]

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-''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a play based on the writings of the American author and celebrity.
+''[[The World of Dorothy Parker]]'' is a recording of Dorothy Parker (1893-1967)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker] reading her own writings, as well as stage production based on the writings of the American author and celebrity.
-==The original text==
+==The Recording==
-In 1964 Dorothy Parker herself read a seelection of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl in the USA by Verve Records (No.V-15029).[https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo] The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".
+In 1964 Dorothy Parker herself read a selection of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl in the USA by Verve Records (No.V-15029).[https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo] The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".
 According to the '''Dorothy Parker Society''' website, "''(A)t the time of the recording sessions, Mrs. Parker was in her sixties and seventies. Her voice ravaged by years of Chesterfields, this offers a peek at the real Mrs. Parker. She died three years after recording her second LP. Special thanks to Jon Snyder and Catherine Chodack for loaning me their LPs.''"[https://dorothyparker.com/gallery/dorothy-parker-audio]
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-(?): A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included  [[Angus Neill]].
+(?): A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included  [[Angus Neill]]. Possibly as a tribute at the time of her death.
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 (?): A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included  [[Angus Neill]].
 == Sources ==

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	In 1964 Dorothy Parker herself read a seelection of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl in the USA by Verve Records (No.V-15029).[https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo] The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".		In 1964 Dorothy Parker herself read a seelection of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl in the USA by Verve Records (No.V-15029).[https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo] The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".
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		+	According to the '''Dorothy Parker Society''' website, "''(A)t the time of the recording sessions, Mrs. Parker was in her sixties and seventies. Her voice ravaged by years of Chesterfields, this offers a peek at the real Mrs. Parker. She died three years after recording her second LP. Special thanks to Jon Snyder and Catherine Chodack for loaning me their LPs.''"[https://dorothyparker.com/gallery/dorothy-parker-audio]

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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	https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo		https://www.discogs.com/release/3012479-Dorothy-Parker-The-World-Of-Dorothy-Parker-Dorothy-Parker-Reads-Her-Own-Short-Stories-Verse-And-A-Bo
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		+	https://dorothyparker.com/gallery/dorothy-parker-audio

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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−	with a cast ~~including~~ [[Angus Neill]]	+	Dorothy Parker herself read a series of her stories and poems for a recording issued on vinyl by Verve Records (No.V-15029) in 196*. The works included are "I Live On Your Visits", "Arrangement In Black & White", "Book Review" and the four verses: "Partial Comfort", "Bohemia", "Coda" and "War Song".
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		+	A production by this name was performed in South Africa, with a cast that included [[Angus Neill]].