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The Bing Boys Are Here
The Bing Boys Are Here by George Grossmith Junior & Fred. Thompson; music Nat D. Ayer. First produced at the Alhambra on 19th April 1916. Although a picture of London life in seven panels", this was adapted from the French. Lucifer (George Robey) is pretending to sing with Emma, the cook general, who has become an opera singer, Mary McGay, but Oliver (Alfred Lester) is singing for him behind the door. From a photo in The Play Pictorial, p. 59. Touring to Opera House, Northampton, 7/1/1918. Date: 1918
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Adaptation Adapted Ayer Bing Character Fred Frederick Grossmith Junior Lester Oliver Panels Role Thompson
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