Barbara Windsor as Marie Lloyd in SING A RUDE SONG at the Greenwich Theatre, London SE10 18/02/1970 music: Ron Grainer lyrics: Ned Sherrin & Caryl Brahms with Alan Bennett set design: Roger Butlin costumes: Tim Goodchild choreography: Virginia Mason director: Robin Phillips

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RMG657K5–The Queen of the Music Hall, Marie Lloyd, in the shape of actress Barbara Windsor, rode through London's West End. Barbara portrays 'Our Marie', in the new Ned Sherrin/Caryl Brahma musical, 'Sing a Rude Song', based on Marie's life, and here she is helped down from an 1880 hanson cab by her co-star, Maurice Gibb, who plays the part of Marie's jockey-husband, Bernard Dillon. the couple had just arrived at the Garrick Theatre, where the show, transferred from the Greenwich Theatre, opened on Tuesday. Marie Lloyd used to rush between engagements in the music halls by means of hansom cab.

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Barbara Windsor as Marie Lloyd in SING A RUDE SONG at the Greenwich Theatre, London SE10 18/02/1970 music: Ron Grainer lyrics: Ned Sherrin & Caryl Brahms with Alan Bennett set design: Roger Butlin costumes: Tim Goodchild choreography: Virginia Mason director: Robin Phillips

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