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Arthur Jefferson

Name: Arthur Jefferson
Brand: Brewin Books
SKU: 18379753
Price: 9193 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Danny Lawrence
ISBN: 9781858585765

Danny Lawrence

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 18379753

Publishers Brewin Books, October 2017

This first and ground-breaking biography of Arthur Jefferson, the father of Stan Laurel (the masterm... Full description

Libristo code: 18379753

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This first and ground-breaking biography of Arthur Jefferson, the father of Stan Laurel (the mastermind behind the legendary comedy partnership of Laurel and Hardy), reveals that he was a major influence on his son, a fine comic actor himself, a successful playwright, and an excellent example of the provincial theatrical lessees who provided Victorians and Edwardians with their main source of entertainment. It describes the ups and downs of his life, family and career and how, in middle age, he had to confront the challenge to the world of intimate, local, live theatre from the emerging global, silent and then sound cinema industry. Ironically, it was the success of films like those of Laurel and Hardy which all but destroyed the provincial theatrical world that Arthur loved.