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Synopsis
This was an attempt to resurrect the
glorious days of Carry On London as this was harping back to the days of
traditional Music Hall Vaudeville comprising of comic sketches, song and dance
and solo variety spots. There was a
basic story line through the skits of a 1940’s repertory theatre company by
the sea. This allowed the writers
Cryer and Vosburgh to reach back into the Carry On films and pluck classic
dialogue for use in the show.
The show starts with Barbara Windsor
rushing down the central aisle exclaiming, “Cor, What a Carry On”, and
things just got better from then on with Bernard Bresslaw playing up to Barbara
as though they were both enjoying themselves.
Although the gags may have seen better days this was a true homage to the
Carry On genre.
Whilst
back in Pinewood, Jim Dale and Co were struggling against the Spanish
Inquisition and the poor Freeman script in Carry On Columbus, coach loads of
working class holidaymakers were having a raucous time with the real Carry Oners.
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