Talking of our Fliss, I’ll never forget when my English ‘A’ Level class back in 1979 was offered the chance of going to the theatre to watch a play in our syllabus. Acceptances were pitifully low, until we were told that Felicity Kendal was in the play – we filled the coach, mainly with testosterone-filled teenage lads from my year!
OBSCURE VEHICLE for FELICITY “HONEY FOR TEA” KENDAL.
Arthur Nibble
August 3, 2009 at 12:17 am
Talking of our Fliss, I’ll never forget when my English ‘A’ Level class back in 1979 was offered the chance of going to the theatre to watch a play in our syllabus. Acceptances were pitifully low, until we were told that Felicity Kendal was in the play – we filled the coach, mainly with testosterone-filled teenage lads from my year!
The Haj
February 19, 2013 at 1:41 pm
I think my favourite bit was Margo being told about the fleas –
‘Jerry! Burn EVERYTHING!!’
Alan B
February 26, 2013 at 3:21 pm
Felicity is all very well, but Margo was where the *real* action was.