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 : Anna Neagle, actress, new West End show, Palace Theatre


Anna Neagle, actress, new West End show, Palace Theatre

Feb. 02, 1953 - Flowers for a leading Lady. Anna Neagle thinks First night are her ribel': Screen and stage star Anna Neagle received a rather cold and discouraging reception at the first night of her new West end show. Her husband Herbert Wilcox blamed the bad reception on some disgruntled actors who were annoyed because Robert Nesbit the producer engaged eight students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art as supers'. Photo shows Anna Neagle admires a cat made in flowers - sent to her by actor Ronald Shiner after the first night of The Glorious Days - at the Palace Theatre, London, on Saturday

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13163139
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46156713
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4378px x 5614px (1.7MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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