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The Good Companions by J. B. Priestley
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The Good Companions

by J. B. Priestley

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A long (618-page) and slow-moving book. Although the publisher's blurb describes it as `the story of a touring theatre company', the characters who will combine to form the company do not come together until page 242. ( )
  KayCliff | Feb 15, 2009 |
Set in England during the 1920s, "The Good Companions" follows the adventures, antics and disappointments of a troupe of thespians as they sing, dance, drink and squabble their way from theatre to theatre.

I saw a play of this book at the Theatre by the lake in Keswick a few years ago.
  antimuzak | Dec 30, 2007 |
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There, far below, is the knobbly backbone of England, the Pennine Range.
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It is the tag of the first higgledy-piggledy piece, with its glimpses of too familiar backgrounds, scenes that are undoubtedly set scenes, and of roads jogging invitingly out of them, with its scattered hints of discontent and rebellion and escape. Here they all are, our people.
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