Alphabet Associations - III

[AuntDaisy]

... many times. Many times. Many many times. Many many many times...

You sound just like dear old Betty Marsden.

[LMcD]

You sound just like dear old Betty Marsden.

aka Dame Celia Molestrangler.

[AuntDaisy]

aka Dame Celia Molestrangler.

... and ageing juvenile Binkie Huckaback.

[Petrushka]

Which J links:
A lunatic traveller (without a Tardis), a comic cartoon character (not Mickey Mouse), and a youthful character with twelve points (who's done it à la Bea Clissold).

Jacob??

As in Marley, Two-Two, and something to do with Masons??

[AuntDaisy]

Jacob??

As in Marley, Two-Two, and something to do with Masons??

Sadly not.
Try an opera or two... and "ageing juvenile" was a vague clue.

[LMcD]

... and ageing juvenile Binkie Huckaback.

'I know'
'I know you know'
'I know you know I know'
... und so weiter

[Petrushka]

Sadly not.
Try an opera or two... and "ageing juvenile" was a vague clue.

Janacek.

Excursions of Mr Broucek, The Cunning Little Vixen and Jenufa.

(By the way, I saw Betty Marsden about 30 years ago!)

[vinteuil]

Janacek.

Excursions of Mr Broucek, The Cunning Little Vixen and Jenufa.

(By the way, I saw Betty Marsden about 30 years ago!)

... I think the Makropolous Affair rather than Jenůfa

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[AuntDaisy]

Janacek.

Excursions of Mr Broucek, The Cunning Little Vixen and Jenufa.

(By the way, I saw Betty Marsden about 30 years ago!)

Nearly, not Jenufa.

Twelve point? Initially looking for the font of youth?

Very envious that you saw Betty Marsden - she had such a beautiful husky voice.

[AuntDaisy]

... I think the Makropolous Affair rather than Jenůfa
.

Well done.
But why?

K passes on to Petrushka...

[vinteuil]

But why?

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... many times. Many times. Many many times. Many many many times...



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[AuntDaisy]

... many times. Many times. Many many times. Many many many times...

Very true.

Also...
Twelve point = EM (font spacing, width of m) = Emilia Marty, Elina Makropulos & other EM pseudonyms.

[cloughie]

Like vinteuil I thought it an elegant solution. Bravo! - and so back to vinteuil's Interesting I ...

I though it was a haul of halls. (Yes they are spelt differently!)

[Petrushka]

Which K ...

Had an American mother, an English governess and married a Slovenian ballerina?

[AuntDaisy]

Which K ...
Had an American mother, an English governess and married a Slovenian ballerina?

That's fiendishly short Petrushka.

Does Carlos Kleiber fit?
He married Stanislava Brezovar...