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Just over half a century ago, 1960s audiences were shocked and horrified by this freeform, experimental comedy series starring all-round entertainer Anthony Newley.
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Newley Purnell for the Wall Street Journal On this side street, between Langsuan and Tonson roads, vendors sell fried rice, noodles, stir-fried vegetables, watermelon and pomelo by the slice, fresh spring rolls, deep-fried bananas and more.
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Newley Purnell for the Wall Street Journal Chiang Mai is famous for khao soi: meat in a spicy, red coconut curry with egg noodles.
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It starts off, like many working-class sitcoms of the time, with a family shouting at each other around the kitchen table, but one character, played by Newley, just isn't joining in.
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Newley Purnell for the Wall Street Journal Hungry students and professors queue up at the Chulalongkorn canteen for Thai comfort food.
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Newley wanders the streets, imagines what people are thinking, dances with a vacuum cleaner, chats with a dustbin, meets up with the public.
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Anthony Newley plays the Hatter; Red Buttons, the White Rabbit; and — of all people — Telly Savalas, the Cheshire Cat.
In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010
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Anthony Newley plays the Hatter; Red Buttons, the White Rabbit; and — of all people — Telly Savalas, the Cheshire Cat.
In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010
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There may be some among you who somehow consider Newley unqualified to write a screenplay steeped in gritty urban realism.
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Anthony Newley plays the Hatter; Red Buttons, the White Rabbit; and — of all people — Telly Savalas, the Cheshire Cat.
In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010
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