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JOHN ANTROBUS - ADVERTISEMENT SIGNED - HFSID 324438

An advertisement for Antrobus' play Steptoe & Son in Murder at Oil Drum Lane, signed by the playwright in black ink Advertisement signed: "John Antrobus", in black ink, signed on a 4x¾ tape affixed to a 4x8¼ advertisement. John Antrobus (b.

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Condition: Fine condition
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JOHN ANTROBUS
An advertisement for Antrobus' play Steptoe & Son in Murder at Oil Drum Lane, signed by the playwright in black ink
Advertisement signed: "John Antrobus", in black ink, signed on a 4x¾ tape affixed to a 4x8¼ advertisement. John Antrobus (b. 1933) is an English playwright and screenwriter, writing for stage, screen, and radio since 1955. One of Antrobus' first writing efforts was on a number of Goon Show scripts, with his writing being used for "The Spon Plague" and "The Great Statue Debate", which were both broadcast in 1958. Wanting to take on more serious work, Antrobus soon left the radio program, writing his first screenplay in 1959. This was followed by almost 30 years of television and film writing with credits like Carry On Sergeant (1958), The Week That Was (1962), and Get Well Soon (1997), though it would be Antrobus' 1963 play The Bed-Sitting Room that would earn him praise. Initially flying under the radar, The Bed-Sitting Room would become a critical and commercial success on London's West End, and was later turned into a film of the same name (1970). In more recent times, Antrobus has mostly retired from writing, but still occasionally works as a talent scout and in small productions. Corners and edges slightly worn. Fine condition.

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