Doris Caroline ABRAHAMS
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Sex : Female Nationality: UK Born : 1901 Dec 8 Croydon, London, England Lived : London, England (final) Died : 1982 Dec 5 London, England aged : 80 |
More info can be found online at: English-language Wikipedia Internet Movie Database More info can be found offline at: Who Was Who, vol 8 Contemporary Authors, vol 129 Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol 352 Obituary in Contemporary Authors, vol 108 |
| Book Titles | Info | Date(s) | Read Online |
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| The Moon On My Left [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English poetry | 1930 | |
| Sung Before Six [written as: Oliver LINDEN] | English poetry | 1931 | |
| Curiouser & Curiouser [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English poetry | 1932 | |
| Footnotes To The Ballet [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English non-fiction | 1936 | |
| A Bullet In The Ballet [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1937 | |
| Casino For Sale [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1938 | |
| The Elephant Is White [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1939 | |
| Don't Mr Disraeli [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1940 | |
| Envoy On Excursion [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1940 | |
| No Bed For Bacon [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1941 | |
| Robert Helpmann, Choreographer [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English biography | 1943 | |
| No Nightingales [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1944 | |
| Titania Has A Mother [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1944 | |
| Six Curtains For Stroganova [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1945 | |
| Trottie True [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1946 | |
| To Hell With Hedda! [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English short stories | 1947 | |
| You Were There [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with S J SIMON] | English fiction | 1950 | |
| Seat At The Ballet [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1951 | |
| Away Went Polly [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1952 | |
| Cindy-Ella; or, I Gotta Shoe [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] [with Ned SHERRIN] | English | 1962 | |
| No Castanets [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English fiction | 1963 | |
| The Rest Of The Evening's My Own [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English essays | 1964 | |
| Rappel 1910 [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1964 | |
| Benbow Was His Name [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1966 | |
| Paying The Piper [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English drama | 1972 | |
| After You Mr Feydeau [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1975 | |
| Gilbert And Sullivan: Lost Chords And Discords [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1975 | |
| Nickleby And Me [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1975 | |
| Reflections In A Lake [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1976 | |
| Enter A Dragon, Stage Centre [written as: Caryl BRAHMS] | English | 1979 |
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