A 1969 musical adaptation of this work saw one character die during a V-2 bombing and featured the song "You and I," sung by Petula Clark.
A 1969 musical adaptation of this work saw one character die during a V-2 bombing and featured the song "You and I," sung by Petula Clark. At one point in this work, the titular character makes fun of the name and ancestry of "Isaacstein." Based on a man named W.H. Balgarnie, the titular character ends this work by noting he had "thousands" of children, "all boys." FTP, name this work about Brookfield's best-loved teacher by James Hilton.
A 1969 musical adaptation of this work saw one character die during a V-2 bombing and featured the song "You and I," sung by Petula Clark.
Goodbye, Mr. Chips