55 (2019-2020): Review: LOVE, NOEL: THE SONGS AND LETTERS OF NOEL COWARD (seen August 15, 2019)

You've read the reviews. Now read the book. THEATRE'S LEITER SIDE, 2012-2013 A Brief Memoir and Reviews 
"A Talent to Amuse" 
 

For my review of Love, Noel: The Songs and Letters of Noel Coward please click on THEATER PIZZAZZ.

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