Elizabeth Larner

On stage 2 productions, 2 years

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Worked with more than once2 names

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Also credited on2 works

The New Moon
Wish You Were Here

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In the literature6 passages

• The London version opened on October 10, 1953, at the London Casino for 282 performances with Bruce Trent (Chick), Elizabeth Larner (Teddy), and Christopher Hewett (Pinky); others in the cast were Dickie Henderson, Joe Robinson, and Jill Ireland. The choreography was re-created by Richard France, who also staged the ensemble numbers (he h…ebooks/Dietz, Dan/Complete Book of 1950s Broadway Musicals, The - Dan Dietz.txt
• As I told your office, I am negotiating for Elizabeth Larner 113 to follow Anne Rogers in November in the National Company. Rogers has definitely refused to continue. Not having heard from your office, I assume this is okay with you, but if for any reason it is not, please let me know at once.ebooks/Unknown/Alan Jay Lerner_ A Lyricist's Letters - Unknown.txt
• 113 Elizabeth Larner (1931–) is a British actress and singer who appeared in numerous important original British productions of Broadway musicals, including Kiss Me, Kate, Camelot , and Kismet . She also appeared in the TV shows The Two Ronnies and Up Pompeii!ebooks/Unknown/Alan Jay Lerner_ A Lyricist's Letters - Unknown.txt
• The casting of Jack Hylton’s management didn’t help. The leading ladies, Shani Wallis and Elizabeth Larner, were from the Hylton stable, proficient but out of their natural milieu. As romantic male lead Bruce Trent was respectably stolid, and entrusted with the show’s repetitive title song. Today, the show’s comedy seems tiresome, althoug…ebooks/Wright, Adrian/West End Broadway_ The Golden Age of the American Musical in London - Adrian Wright.txt
• PC: King Arthur : Laurence Harvey; Guenevere : Elizabeth Larner; Sir Lancelot : Barry Kent; Merlyn : Miles Malleson; Morgan LeFay : Moyra Fraser; Mordred : Nicky Henson; King Pellinore : Cardew Robinson; Sir Lionel : Raymond Edwards; Sir Dinadan : Victor Flattery; Nimue : Josephine Gordonebooks/Wright, Adrian/West End Broadway_ The Golden Age of the American Musical in London - Adrian Wright.txt
• PC: Teddy Stern : Elizabeth Larner; Chick Miller : Bruce Trent; Fay Tomkin : Shani Wallis; Dickie Fletcher : Dickie Henderson Jnr; Pinky Harris : Christopher Hewett; Harry ‘Muscles’ Green : Joe (Tiger) Robinson; Lou Kandel : Mark Bakerebooks/Wright, Adrian/West End Broadway_ The Golden Age of the American Musical in London - Adrian Wright.txt

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