Nico describes Barrie's occasional moods, and the hope that he'd be in a good one when bringing a friend back to the Adelphi
Nico describes Barrie's occasional moods, and the hope that he'd be in a good one when bringing a fr (Read More)
Nico talks about Denis Mackail, and making him cut his 1941 biography on Barrie, "The Story of JMB"
Nico talks about Denis Mackail, and making him cut his 1941 biography on Barrie, "The Story of JMB" (Read More)
BBC radio's centenary programme: "Peter Pan Takes Flight", broadcast on 23 December 2004
BBC radio's centenary programme: "Peter Pan Takes Flight", broadcast on 23 December 2004 (Read More)
Nico showing us Frohman's gift to Michael, aged 13: a book on cricket, with "Admit Two to the Duke of Yorks" written in Frohman's blue penicl on the title page.
Nico showing us Frohman's gift to Michael, aged 13: a book on cricket, with "Admit Two to the Duke o (Read More)
Nico's wife Mary regarding Michael as a highbrow
Nico's wife Mary regarding Michael as a highbrow (Read More)
Nina Boucicault talking about Barrie to the BBC in 1937
Nina Boucicault talking about Barrie to the BBC in 1937 (Read More)
Nico showing us "the best picture ever taken of Uncle Jim" - Barrie standing with Luath, photographed by Nicholson for Nana's costume (search for "Luath" in the database)
Nico showing us "the best picture ever taken of Uncle Jim" - Barrie standing with Luath, photographe (Read More)
Barrie's "tremendous flirtation" with American review, resulting in "Hello Ragtime" which Nico saw 20 times!
Barrie's "tremendous flirtation" with American review, resulting in "Hello Ragtime" which Nico saw 2 (Read More)
Nico remembering the casting sessions for the silent film of Peter Pan - how he rooted for Marion Davies - and his disappointment that his room at Eton was not used for Captain Hook's cabin.
Nico remembering the casting sessions for the silent film of Peter Pan - how he rooted for Marion Da (Read More)
None of the Davies boys ever lost the Peter Pan tag, but Nico was the only one who "liked it rather than disliked it. Peter loathed it..."
None of the Davies boys ever lost the Peter Pan tag, but Nico was the only one who "liked it rather (Read More)