REVIEWED IN 1935 AND BROADCAST IN 1965
AUDEN, Wystan Hugh, and Christopher ISHERWOOD.
The Dog beneath the Skin or where is Francis? A Play in three Acts.
London, Faber and Faber Limited, [1954].
8vo, pp. 180; publisher’s red cloth, yellow dustjacket printed in blue and red; a fine copy in a very good jacket, a couple of short nicks; bookplate of D. G. Bridson; laid in loose is a cutting of Bridson’s review of the first edition in Time and Tide for 17 August 1935.
£100
US $124 €116
If you wish to order more than one copy of this publication please make an enquiry. Add to basket Make an enquiry
Added to your basket:
The Dog beneath the Skin or where is Francis? A Play in three Acts.
Sixth impression. When Bridson had reviewed the play on its first publication in 1935 (along with two other works), he thought it ‘very good fun … as slick, symbolical and smart-Alecky as The Orators’, though the versification of the choruses was ‘on the slack side’. In 1965 Bridson included a radio production of the play the in-depth examination of ‘Britain in the Thirties’ of which he was the general editor.
Bloomfield and Mendelson A9 note.
