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Where The Rainbow Ends by John Ramsey & Clifford Mills
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Where The Rainbow Ends by John Ramsey & Clifford Mills
Promotional postcard for Where The Rainbow Ends by John Ramsay and Clifford Mills. First produced at the Savoy Theatre, 21st December 1911.Star Cast with 50 of Italia Contis Wonderful Children dancing to Roger Quilters Delightful Music. For Holborn Empire revival, 26th December 1922. Where the Rainbow Ends is a fantasy story which follows the journey of four children, two girls, two boys and a pet lion cub in search of their parents. Travelling on a magic carpet they face various dangers on their way to rescue their parents and are guarded and helped by St George. The rainbow story is a symbol of hope with its magic carpet of faith and its noble hero St. George of England in shining armour ready now, as in olden times, to fight and conquer the dragon of evil. Most of the story is set in Rainbow Land complete with talking animals, mythical creatures and even a white witch Date: 1922
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Adventure Adventures Childs Clifford Dragons Ends Fantasies Fantasy Hero Heroes Heroic Lion Mills Myths Promotional Rainbow Rainbows Ramsey 1922 Myth
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