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re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story."
Posted by: JohnDunlop 09:09 pm EDT 03/15/22
In reply to: re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - Dale 04:48 pm EDT 03/15/22

I completely agree. And I saw the 1950s television version with George Abbott, Helen Hayes, Mary Martin and Don Murray
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Thread:	re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - BruceinIthaca 10:02 pm EDT 03/15/22 (7) re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - Singapore/Fling 10:32 pm EDT 03/15/22 (6) re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - BruceinIthaca 09:46 am EDT 03/16/22 (1) The Vivien Leigh tv version is on YouTube if you look - PlayWiz 12:32 pm EDT 03/16/22 re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - lordofspeech 11:02 pm EDT 03/15/22 (3) re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - Singapore/Fling 01:02 am EDT 03/16/22 re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - ryhog 11:28 pm EDT 03/15/22 (1) re: "play is very much still relevant if the production finds a modern way to tell the story." - mgm79 11:25 am EDT 03/16/22

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