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Bagnold

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Bagnold [ˈbægnəʊld]
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(Biographies / Bagnold, Enid (Algerine) (1889-1981) F, British, WRITING: novelist, WRITING: playwright) Enid (Algerine). 1889-1981, British novelist and playwright; her works include the novel National Velvet (1935) and the play The Chalk Garden (1955)


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Born into an age when girls were prevented from riding under rules, she incarnates the kind of tale Enid Bagnold wrote of in National Velvet.
For example, Elfrida Clagg was head of the Wizards Council in 1300s (Quidditch Through the Ages [Quidditch] 14), and the Minister of Magic before Cornelius Fudge was Millicent Bagnold (Phoenix 93).
Its other main stage production this season will be Edward Bond's rarely seen The Sea (1973), and it also presents a series of private readings (its "Salon Series") which provides New York audiences with the rare opportunity to attend plays by once popular but now sadly out-of-fashion masters such as Sidney Howard, Arthur Wing Pinero, and Enid Bagnold.
 
 
 
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