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1957.
The disastrous attempt to re-boot the Ziegfeld Follies featured Bea Lillie, Billy DeWolfe, and Micki Marlo.
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1957.
The disastrous attempt to re-boot the Ziegfeld Follies featured Bea Lillie, Billy DeWolfe, and Micki Marlo.
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Beatrice Lillie in the theatre production Tabs, 1918.
Beatice Lillie was one of the first huge Canadian comedy stars. The Toronto actor became the toast of Broadway in the 1920s with her clever musical comedy numbers.
Get yourself a girl who can do both.
Beatrice Lillie and her son Robert “Bobby” Peel. He was killed in action in 1942.
One day she will be a legend, and round her name will wreathe a thousand sighs of “Ah, but you should have seen Bea Lillie; your So-and-so to her is a crow to a humming-bird”. And the sentimental old bores (ourselves) who say so will be right for once: she is unique. No one else could speed the arrows of so rich a humour with so delicate and economical a feathering of wit and art, of vitality and charm.
Beatrice Lillie, photographed for The Bystander, August 1938.
Beatrice Lillie shows off her new Eton crop hairstyle in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, 1925.