Difference between revisions of "Semperkelly's"
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* '''W.W. Kelly's''' The Irish-American actor William Wallace Kelly owned the rights to W. G. Wills’s hugely popular Napoleon and Josephine drama, ''A Royal Divorce'', and made a fortune touring it with his wife Edith Cole | * '''W.W. Kelly's''' The Irish-American actor William Wallace Kelly owned the rights to W. G. Wills’s hugely popular Napoleon and Josephine drama, ''A Royal Divorce'', and made a fortune touring it with his wife Edith Cole | ||
| + | **Semper is also a metaphor for FW as a cyclical version of ''A Royal Divorce'' | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 7 September 2020
- semper: (Latin) forever
- Kelly: Kelly green. Irish green → evergreen
- W.W. Kelly's The Irish-American actor William Wallace Kelly owned the rights to W. G. Wills’s hugely popular Napoleon and Josephine drama, A Royal Divorce, and made a fortune touring it with his wife Edith Cole
- Semper is also a metaphor for FW as a cyclical version of A Royal Divorce
