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Remembering Revudeville - a Souvenir of the Windmill Theatre (Hardcover, Commemorative ed.)
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Remembering Revudeville - a Souvenir of the Windmill Theatre (Hardcover, Commemorative ed.)
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On the 31st of October 1964 a very British institution took its
final bow. That was the night of the Windmill's farewell
performance and when the curtain fell for the last time on London's
world famous little theatre, and the stage door locked shut behind
its keeper, the Windmill's heart stopped beating. All that was left
was the lingering smell of a good cigar, the ghost of a fan dancer,
the last faint echoes of laughter and applause, and then darkness.
After 32 years the Windmill had breathed its last breath. Or had
it? No one could have predicted that half a century later, in the
year 2014, the world would still remember with affection the
Windmill Theatre with its famous comedians and its legendary
Windmill Girls. Fifty years on, in the public's heart, this
particular British institution "Never Closed."This full colour
hardback special edition book commemorates the Windmill on the
fifty year anniversary of the theatre's closure. With over 600
illustrations (photographs and ephemera), stories and contributions
from ex Windmillite Barry Cryer OBE, Windmill girls and boys who
danced on through the blitz and many more, this book will remind
those who were there of the phenomenon that was the Windmill, and
give those who weren't the feeling of having visited the theatre
that famously never closed.
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