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| − | * '''''A Royal Divorce'':''' a play by W G Wills and G G Collingham [pseudonym of Mary Helen White] and later several | + | * '''''A Royal Divorce'':''' a play by W G Wills and G G Collingham [pseudonym of Mary Helen White] and later several films (1926, 1938), based on Napoleon's divorce of Josephine so that he could marry Marie Louise of Austria for reasons of state. → [[Semperkelly's]] → [[riverrun]] |
**This was a popular play of Joyce’s youth so much so perhaps it might be considered humdrum (line 31). Productions featured a rendition of the Battle of Waterloo, with special effects including Pepper’s ghost (460.6) and a big white horse (8.21); the two come together at 214.16. | **This was a popular play of Joyce’s youth so much so perhaps it might be considered humdrum (line 31). Productions featured a rendition of the Battle of Waterloo, with special effects including Pepper’s ghost (460.6) and a big white horse (8.21); the two come together at 214.16. | ||
[[Category:Napoleon Bonaparte]] | [[Category:Napoleon Bonaparte]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:36, 18 April 2021
- A Royal Divorce: a play by W G Wills and G G Collingham [pseudonym of Mary Helen White] and later several films (1926, 1938), based on Napoleon's divorce of Josephine so that he could marry Marie Louise of Austria for reasons of state. → Semperkelly's → riverrun
- This was a popular play of Joyce’s youth so much so perhaps it might be considered humdrum (line 31). Productions featured a rendition of the Battle of Waterloo, with special effects including Pepper’s ghost (460.6) and a big white horse (8.21); the two come together at 214.16.
