[PW] Re: Ensa?

[Bye, Dan J]

You have a later revision.

"Fallen Angels was revised by Coward for the New York revival in 1956 (seen in London in 1967) and published by Samuel French in New York only, in 1958."

and, a few pages later:

"The play has been revived several times, and was revised by Coward for a production in New York in 1956."

>From the Introduction, by Raymond Mander and Joe Mitchenson, in:

Noel Coward
Plays: One
(includes: Hay Fever, The Vortex, Fallen Angels, Easy Virtue) 
London: Eyre Methuen, 1979.
ISBN 0413460606 

Cheers,

Dan

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> In Act 2 of Noel Coward's play _Fallen Angels_, Saunders, the 
> maid, says: "I was in the desert with the Red Cross. I also 
> visited several desert stations when I was with Ensa."
> 
> Any idea what Ensa is/was? I thought Google had answered the 
> question when it turned up Entertainments National Service 
> Association, a British organization for entertaining the 
> troops during WWII, but the date is wrong: the play dates 
> from 1925 and *that* ENSA wasn't founded until 1939. Haven't 
> had any luck with other Google leads either.
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