-
changed the
title to
Follies; he was "intrigued by the
psychology of a
reunion of old
chorus dancers and
loved the play on the word '
follies'". In 1971, on...
- Nick et al.
Follies of Europe,
Garden Art Press, 2009, ISBN 978-1-870673-56-3 Barton,
Stuart Monumental Follies Lyle Publications, 1972
Folly Fellowship...
- in 1932 and 1936 as The
Ziegfeld Follies of the Air.
Inspired by the
Folies Bergère of Paris, the
Ziegfeld Follies were
conceived and
mounted by Florenz...
-
Titicut Follies is a 1967
American direct cinema do****entary film produced, written, and
directed by
Frederick Wiseman and
filmed by John Marshall. It...
- Look up
follies in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Follies or
Folies may
refer to:
Folies Bergère,
cabaret music hall in Paris,
world renowned between...
- re-used in
Feline Follies. This
suggests that
Felix may have
slowly evolved from
these precursors,
instead of
first appearing in
Feline Follies.
Animation historian...
- The Ice
Follies,
formerly known as the
Shipstads &
Johnson Ice
Follies, is a
touring ice show
featuring elaborate production numbers,
similar in concept...
-
quotations related to
Ziegfeld Follies (film).
Ziegfeld Follies at IMDb
Ziegfeld Follies at the TCM
Movie Database Ziegfeld Follies at the AFI
Catalog of Feature...
-
Folies Bergère
inspired the
Ziegfeld Follies in the
United States and
other similar shows,
including the
Teatro Follies in
Mexico and a long-standing revue...
- (the
noted follies architect of the day) to
design the
folly in 1751, to then have it
later built by
Capability Brown in 1769. The
folly is
Grade II*...
