"The Mikado" With Martyn Green | Omnibus With Alistair Cooke
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- Excerpt: Martyn Green is Ko-Ko in Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Mikado" on the first episode on Omnibus.
Date aired - November 9th 1952 - The Mikado
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What's your favourite Martyn Green performance on Omnibus With Alistair Cooke?
My favorite is “am i alone and unobserved"
I saw Martyn Green perform in the Theatre Royal, Glasgow when I was a wee boy. It must have been in the mid 1940s. Has left a vivid impression on me. Wonderful.
My family had the 45 RPM two sided single excerpts from D’Oyly Carte company, for Mikado. They also appeared at The City Center (original location in the former Mecca Temple) between 1958-62, where I saw them perform Penzance and Pinafore
He wiuld have been a freat Shakespearean actor.
Who is playing Katisha?
I am glad the baas have been dropped from performances.
Katisha is sung by Ella Halman.
It was an imitation of a noise made in parliament.
@@charlenekravec1461 Thank you.
@@charlenekravec1461 Those who make it would not be missed. Koko add them to the list.😠
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