This magazine article was, no doubt, written by one of Noël Coward‘s many groupies and appeared in a swank American theater magazine following the successful New York premiere of his play, “Design for Living”:
“‘Private Lives’ was written hastily in a Shanghai hotel room. ‘Design for Living’ was done in six months on a freighter in South America…He is full of creative plans – plays, music, lyrics. In the early days he wrote them off flippantly, showing how smart he was, never rewriting, never scraping down his ideas, just popping them into the theater.”
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