Alphabet Associations - II

[antongould]

Hope it's something that you find completely enjoyable that keeps you from the Forum, cloughie, and that you return refreshed and revitalised.

So, yes - how about a P, please, anton?

Sadly at my age ferney I do little else .....

[antongould]

OK then with cloughers in full Wembley training a feeble P hardly worth a penny .....

Who Bela didn't finish for while Stephen's was at night and George's first for London .......

[Pulcinella]

Are we talking about a pale yellow spring flower here, ag?

Bartok's unfinished viola concerto was commissioned by William Primrose.
Stephen Sondheim wrote the music for Evening Primrose.
Less conviced by the third part, but there is a Primrose and West song and dance team, the first of whom, George, was apparently born in London, Ontario.

[antongould]

Are we talking about a pale yellow spring flower here, ag?

Bartok's unfinished viola concerto was commissioned by William Primrose.
Stephen Sondheim wrote the music for Evening Primrose.
Less conviced by the third part, but there is a Primrose and West song and dance team, the first of whom, George, was apparently born in London, Ontario.

We are indeed Pulcinella .... Well done .... Our George is an American but not, in this case, in Paris ......

[Pulcinella]

We are indeed Pulcinella .... Well done .... Our George is an American but not, in this case, in Paris ......

So are we still looking for another (American, not Canadian) George Primrose?

[antongould]

So are we still looking for another (American, not Canadian) George Primrose?

No an American George with Primrose connections to London ..... and Bolton ....

[Pulcinella]

No an American George with Primrose connections to London ..... and Bolton ....

Aha! So it IS George Gershwin, not in Paris, but writing his musical Primrose, specifically for London, with Guy Bolton being one of the book writers.
Now I get it!



Lots of property for sale in Primrose Street, Bolton, it would appear!

[antongould]

Aha! So it IS George Gershwin, not in Paris, but writing his musical Primrose, specifically for London, with Guy Bolton being one of the book writers.
Now I get it!



Lots of property for sale in Primrose Street, Bolton, it would appear!

Excellent you may form a Q or Race ahead .....

[Pulcinella]

A double first for Michael, and 24/24 for Niccolò, but Ludwig decided he needed to work for an undeclared income instead.

What qualification did they all get?

[teamsaint]

A double first for Michael, and 24/24 for Niccolò, but Ludwig decided he needed to work for an undeclared income instead.

What qualification did they all get?

Would it be worth asking what your motives are for one of the clues, Pulcers?

[Pulcinella]

Would it be worth asking what your motives are for one of the clues, Pulcers?

Always worth asking, ts, but not so obscurely that I don't get what you're on about (which might suggest that the answer is 'No'!).


Just off to do a daytime shift of volunteer work: no undeclared income from this sort of job.

[teamsaint]

Always worth asking, ts, but not so obscurely that I don't get what you're on about (which might suggest that the answer is 'No'!).


Just off to do a daytime shift of volunteer work: no undeclared income from this sort of job.

Phew. in this case you are right, the answer must be no.
you better get shifting !!

[Pulcinella]

Not ringing any bells?
Nobody got a hunch?

[subcontrabass]

Not ringing any bells?
Nobody got a hunch?

Is it a real question, or does it just look like one?

[Pulcinella]

Is it a real question, or does it just look like one?

What is 'it' you mean here?
They (post #1318) were supposed to be hints.