Author: DIGHTON (John)

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PR[Bc - Plays] DIGHTON (John). The Happiest days of your life: a farce. See PLAYS OF THE YEAR. Plays of the year. Chosen by J.C. Trewin. [Vol. 1 •] pp. 235-352. London1 1949.

Card ID: 435

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L9i.e PAT14RE (Coventry Kersey Dighton). See lESLiE (Sir John Indo1ph Shane), rt. Studies Th sub1in failure. [Crdinai Nemn, Charles Stewart Parneli, Coventry Patmore, lord Curzori, !‘breton Frewen .2 Lindon, 1932.

Card ID: 342

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PRIBc - Plays] PLAYS OF T !iAR. Plays of the year. Chosen by J.C. -Trewin. [continuvd.J 6. (1951.) Saint’s day [by] John Whiting. The Prodigious snob Lby] Miles Malleson. The Same sky [by] Yvonne Mitchell. Who goes there I [by] John Dighton. Gunpowder, treason uxd plot byJ Hugh Ross Willisnson. p. 509. London, 1952. Another copy.] [sEe: NEXT CARD.] P1_

Card ID: 249

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Pfl[Bc - P1ay] PLAYS OF TUE YEAR. Play3 of the year. Chosen by J.C. Trewin. [Gontinued.i Li.] (1948—49.) Cockpit [by] Bridget Boland. Family portrait [by] Lenore Coffee and W. Joyce Cowon. The Happiest days of your life [by] John Dighton. The iser [by] Holière, adapted by Miles Malleaon. The Paragon [byJ Roland and Michael Pertwee. Don’t listen, 1adies [by) Sacha Guitry, adapted by Stephen Powys and Guy Bolton. pp. 641. London, 1949. [SEE NEZCT CARD.]

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