The Shakespeare Script: a 1948 prop written by Arthur Askey...
The Shakespeare Script: a 1948 prop written by Arthur Askey for the musical "The Kid from Stratford" as a declaration by William Shakespeare regarding musicals, ink on brown papers 66 x 33cm, framed, an extract reads: To Whom it may Concern Dear Whom Prithee find enclosed a piece I have writ for mine own pleasurement being wholly unlike any I have hithero writ in that it's a musical - IT'S SHAKESPEARE Jack Of course W.S Fred What Else does he say I am mightily weary of London managements who forsooth, care naught for ye British Muscials since "Annie Get They Blunderbuss" Fred The Old Boy is Right Therefore methinks it were best I do bury mine musical deep in the Stratford soil. Jack SHAKESPEARE WROTE A MUSICAL Arthur THIS'LL KILL IVOR NOVELLO (He have to go and gather lilacs) - Listen I do trust in Mistress Fate that he who may find it shall look upon it kindly Jack The Thing's a Gold Mine Arthur Wait a Minute I'm not so sure LIsten to what he Says Next .......
[ translate ]The Shakespeare Script: a 1948 prop written by Arthur Askey for the musical "The Kid from Stratford" as a declaration by William Shakespeare regarding musicals, ink on brown papers 66 x 33cm, framed, an extract reads: To Whom it may Concern Dear Whom Prithee find enclosed a piece I have writ for mine own pleasurement being wholly unlike any I have hithero writ in that it's a musical - IT'S SHAKESPEARE Jack Of course W.S Fred What Else does he say I am mightily weary of London managements who forsooth, care naught for ye British Muscials since "Annie Get They Blunderbuss" Fred The Old Boy is Right Therefore methinks it were best I do bury mine musical deep in the Stratford soil. Jack SHAKESPEARE WROTE A MUSICAL Arthur THIS'LL KILL IVOR NOVELLO (He have to go and gather lilacs) - Listen I do trust in Mistress Fate that he who may find it shall look upon it kindly Jack The Thing's a Gold Mine Arthur Wait a Minute I'm not so sure LIsten to what he Says Next .......
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