How To Use Noel coward In A Sentence
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Noel Coward's comedy features the medium Madame Arcati who holds a seance with hilarious repercussions.
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On stage he has played character roles in Ray Cooney farces, pantomime, Noel Coward comedies and serious drama.
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Noel Coward couldn't have barfed with this much casual panache.
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Between the beloved first lady of Broadway, Angela Lansbury, for her dottily irresistible Madame Arcati in the mediocre revival of Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit, and the amazing Amanda Root for her hilariously exact portrait of British middle-class bossiness and bristling resentment in The Norman Conquests.
Tony S. at the Tonys
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In 1929 she shot to stardom on Broadway in a Noel Coward play.
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There is a risk that modern audiences could miss the point of Noel Coward's semi-autobiographical play Present Laughter.
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Noel Coward was partial to this, forever rhyming on the ante-penult.
Broadway's Last Good Time
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Noel Coward's Private Lives is one of those plays beloved of amateur dramatic societies.
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My mum guffawed at this as though it was Noël Coward at his pithy best.
MAN AND WIFE
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Personal valets glide silently past, afternoon tea is served at exorbitant prices, and trinkets of the previous visitors are left in some of the rooms - Joseph Conrad, Somerset Maugham, Noël Coward.
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In one of his columns, the urbane Noël Coward is introduced by the columnist to "Two-Ton" Tony Galento, the fireplug Jersey heavyweight who once knocked down Joe Louis.
Before Gossip Was Gawkerfied
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Noel Coward, the multi-talented British playwright, actor, songwriter raconteur, first visited Jamaica in 1944 on a two week holiday.
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Rose crossed his legs at the ankle, made a suave Noël Coward gesture with his cigarette hand.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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He can, however, tap dance, and does so here, something Noel Coward wouldn't even have deigned to consider.
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By all reports straight and happily partnered with a female politician, Rickman nonetheless has the kind of suave, queeny hauteur any Noel Coward manque would kill for.
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`Besides," she said brightly, `how can you expect to play Noel Coward if you've never had Sunday lunch in an English country house?
AN OLDER WOMAN
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British playwright Noel Coward was natty and flamboyant, a born performer.