Michael and Mary : - a new play / - by A.A. Milne ; produced by Gilbert Miller.
Date
1930.
Collection
Code
590976
Catalogue link
Theatre programme for the production St.
James's Theatre, London, 1930. 20 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 22 cm
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