Mary and I went to the National Theatre on Friday to see Present Laughter, with Alex Jennings taking the lead - the role that Noel Coward wrote for himself. Mr Jennings has been one of the National's leads for many years, but is almost unknown compared to minor film stars with a tenth of his talent. The play was great fun, and although dated, you laugh almost as much at the morals of the day, as you do at the witty lines of Noel Coward. Recommended.
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Dear Mr Archer
Your blog seems to attract even less comments than your vote tally for the mayoralty of London (+:, however , many of us out here in the blogosphere have a sneaking admiration for you and hope that you keep it up.
Best wishes
The Hitch
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