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Point Valaine is a play by Noël Coward. It was
written as a
vehicle for
Alfred Lunt and his wife Lynn Fontanne, who
starred together in the
original Broadway...
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Lettice and
Lovage ~ 1988 – (West End, London, England)
Point Valaine ~ 1991 –
Linda Valaine (Minerva Studio, Chichester, UK) (see
Actor Connections – Theatre)...
- used it as the
setting not only for his novel, but for two
plays (Point
Valaine and
South Sea Bubble) and a
musical (Pacific 1860). The
caricature was...
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Hayward went to
Broadway in 1935 with a
production of Coward's
Point Valaine working with
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. The play,
described as one...
- "Point
Valaine –
Broadway Play – Original". IBDB.
Archived from the
original on
February 21, 2015.
Retrieved December 30, 2021. "Point
Valaine Broadway...
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Lives (1931),
Design for
Living (1933),
Conversation Piece (1934),
Point Valaine (1935),
Tonight at 8.30 (1936),
Excursion (1937), Dear
Octopus (1939) and...
- 1932 1933
Conversation Piece Romantic comedy with
music 1933 1934
Point Valaine Play in
three acts 1934 1934
Tonight at 8.30
Cycle of ten
short plays,...
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Living led
Coward to
write another play for his friends, but his
Point Valaine, in
which Lunt and
Fontanne starred in 1934, was a failure. For Coward...
- the 1944 and 1947
British productions of Noël Coward's
melodrama Point Valaine,
playing a
hotel keeper in a sordid,
clandestine relationship with her...
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Living led
Coward to
write another play for his friends, but his
Point Valaine, in
which Fontanne and Lunt
starred in 1934, was a failure.
Coward set...
