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Streamline was a London revue presented by producer C. B. Cochran at the Palace Theatre from September 1934 to March 1935. The production was Cochran's 21st revue, with music by Vivian Ellis and lyrics by A.
P. Herbert; its credited writers also included Ronald Jeans. Its surviving record is of interest to researchers of British theatre and popular music because it included Ellis's song Other People's Babies.
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Where was the revue Streamline performed?
Streamline was presented at London's Palace Theatre. Its run lasted from September 1934 to March 1935.
Who produced Streamline?
The revue was produced by C. B. Cochran. It was Cochran's 21st revue.
Who wrote the music and lyrics for Streamline?
Vivian Ellis wrote the music, while A. P. Herbert wrote the lyrics. Ronald Jeans was also among the credited writers.
When did Streamline run in London?
The production ran from September 1934 through March 1935. It was a London revue rather than a modern recorded musical release.
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