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| | Telegraph Arts Mystic Mary |
 | | Travers was plainly a little bonkers, self-consciously oblique, and had much of Poppins's own astringency – she was labelled "touchy as hell" by The New York Times. | | | It was AE who suggested that Travers write a tale using all her powers of fantasy, weaving into it stories of inanimate objects coming to life. | | | She claimed that she could read by the age of three, having taught herself by studying the alphabet on household packaging, and that she devoured fairy stories and was particularly fond of the Brothers Grimm. |
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http://www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml;sessionid=JUN4CHSNIDJ5BQFIQMGSM5OAVCBQWJVC?xml=/arts/2004/07/18/bopoppins.xml&sSheet=/arts/2004/07/18/bomain.html
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| | Aurora Public Library /All Locations |
| | Mary Poppins / P.L. Travers ; Illustrated By Mary Shepard. | | | Mary Poppins In Cherry Tree Lane / P.L. Travers ; With Illustrations By Mary Shepard. | | | Mary Poppins In The Park / by P. Travers ; Illustrated By Mary Shepard. |
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http://odyssey.aurora.lib.co.us:90/kids/913/search/a?travers+p+l
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| | P.L. Travers -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Travers, P.L. Australian-born English writer known for her Mary Poppins books, which have been translated into more than 20 languages and were the basis for the successful motion picture Mary Poppins (1964). | | | in full Pamela Lyndon Travers, original name Helen Lyndon Goff Australian-born English writer known for her Mary Poppins books, which have been translated into more than 20 languages and were the basis for the successful motion picture Mary Poppins (1964). | | | Her books based on the beloved nanny were translated into more than 20 languages and were the basis for the successful motion picture Mary Poppins (1964). |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9073254?tocId=9073254
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| | Mary Poppins, Gurdjieff and Fundamentalism (CESNUR) |
| | Pamela Travers met Gurdjieff in 1938, while the first edition of Mary Poppins was published in 1934 | | | The newspaper correctly noted that the word "esotericism" that I used for the work of Pamela Travers is not a synonymous of "occultism" and much less of "Satanism". | | | Although Travers may have heard about Gurdjieff in the British esoteric milieu before their personal meeting, this is far from being probable and any influence by Gurdjieff is more likely to be found in the following Mary Poppins books (particularly Mary Poppins Opens the Door, 1944 and Mary Poppins in the Park, 1952) |
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http://www.cesnur.org/testi/marypoppins.htm
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| | CBC: Passionate Eye - Sunday |
| | Travers told her sisters the tale of a magical flying white horse. | | | But in later years, she confessed it was based on a story she made up as a child to comfort her sisters when their mother attempted to commit suicide. | | | When the first of her five Mary Poppins books hit the bookstores in 1934, T.S. Eliot was knocking at her door to publish the flying Nanny's next adventures. |
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http://www.cbc.ca/passionateeyesunday/feature_190103.html
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| | Endemol UK : News Article |
| | Pamela Travers, like Mary Poppins, never explained, and never told her own true story. | | | Critics suggest she was really an archetypal pagan witch or a white goddess sent down from the heavens to transform the dysfunctional family. | | | Endemol owned Initial is producing an exclusive documentary for ITV1’s The South Bank Show revealing the true story behind elusive author PL Travers and the creation of a modern myth - her legendary character Mary Poppins. |
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http://www.endemoluk.com/news/display.jsp?dyn=newsarticle.20041202110535
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| | The Ark on Radio National |
| | It seems the author, P.L. Travers, was as keen to keep that a secret as she was to shroud her own origins in mystery. | | | But it wasn’t until the 1950s that in 'Mary Poppins in the Park', that was the book that came out then, that was one of six major Poppins books, that Mary Poppins took a more mystical, ‘Don’t explain’ character. | | | But it was more Pamela’s own self rather than Mary Poppins became a kind of sub-Gurdjieffian character. |
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http://www.abc.net.au/rn/relig/ark/stories/s901478.htm
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| | Maryborough City Council · Mary Poppins |
| | However, P.L. Travers remained unimpressed by his interpretation of her book claiming Disney misinterpreted her characters and ruined the story. | | | The overwhelming success of this book established P.L. Travers as a writer and led to Mary Poppins Comes Back in 1935. | | | The musical adaptation of her book was considered to be Walt Disney’s masterpiece. |
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http://www.maryborough.qld.gov.au/index.aspx?page=678&mid=1
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| | PAMELA LYNDON TRAVERS, original name HELEN LYNDON GOFF, Australian-born English writer known for her Mary Poppins books, which have been translated into more than 20 languages and were the basis for the successful motion picture Mary Poppins (1964). | | | Her first book, Mary Poppins (1934), about a magical, good-hearted, and exceedingly efficient nanny, was an immediate success. | | | Later works include several travel books and a collection of essays, What the Bee Knows: Reflections on Myth, Symbol and Story (1989). |
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/4676/mp3.html
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| | Tribute Page for P.L. Travers |
| | Article on Mary Poppins, P.L. Travers, and a stage version of the book. | | | The Divine Child and the Hero: Inner Meaning in Children's Literature, by Claudio Naranjo, preface by P.L. Travers | | | Eric Shackle's eBook: Mary Poppins article on Mary Poppins/P.L. Travers tribute statue in Maryborough |
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http://www.geocities.com/merrystar3/travers.html
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| | The Hidden Mickeys' Bookstore - Mary Poppins |
| | P.L. Travers, Mary Shepard (Illustrator) / Published 1992 | | | P. Travers, Mary Shepard (Illustrator) / Hardcover / Published 1997 |
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http://www.oitc.com/Disney/Bookstore/MaryPoppins.html
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| | Observer Making Mary |
| | PL Travers published her first book in 1934. | | | He disliked children's books but after reluctantly reading Mary Poppins, wrote to Pamela: 'Why didn't you tell me? Mary Poppins, with her cool, green core of sex, has me enthralled for ever.' | | | Eyre believes that Mary Poppins should be far more eccentric than Andrews made her. |
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http://observer.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5073148-102280,00.html
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| | Bulletin - Secrets of Mary Poppins |
| | Travers returned to Australia only once during a long life which saw her swapping sonnets with W.B. Yeats, knocking back T.S. Eliot as her publisher and becoming a devotee of the spiritualist Gurdjieff. | | | Rather, it was her creation of Mary Poppins which secured her a place in the sun. | | | Over the next seven-plus decades, she consolidated both her wealth and her literary reputation, but not, as her early promise suggested, on the back of love. |
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http://bulletin.ninemsn.com.au/bulletin/EdDesk.nsf/0/26ad7c69fe3e3b61ca256d1e00084909?OpenDocument
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| | Amazon.com: Mary Poppins (Odyssey Classics): Books: P. L. Travers,P.L. Travers |
| | I have to admit that I cannot completely explain the attraction of Pamela Travers' tale of Mary Poppins, nanny extraordinaire. | | | Well, as one who grew up with P.L. Travers' fabulous books, I can tell you who she was not. | | | Buy this book with Mary Poppins Comes Back by P. Travers, P.L. Travers today! |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0152017178?v=glance
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| | Nowt2Do.Com Preview - Mary Poppins |
| | Pamela Travers was as mysterious, magical and extraordinary as her creation, the practically perfect nanny Mary Poppins. | | | The books, following her adventures with the Banks family, were published between 1934 and 1981 and have sold millions of copies worldwide and have been translated into 24 languages. | | | She travelled widely, knew many of the famous characters of her generation and died in 1996 at the age of 96. |
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http://www.nowt2do.co.uk/TPreview_Poppins.htm
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| | The Shadow of Mary Poppins (2002) |
| | Some analysis is spent on how much the Mary Poppins books were a reflection of her private life - offering the theory that Mr Banks in the books was an idealized, romanticized version of her own father. | | | Travers published eight Mary Poppins books during her lifetime - | | | Although when revealed these do seem rather tame - her father was a philanderer, her mother attempted suicide by drowning after being left with sole charge of the children, Travers never married but adopted a son who was one of a pair of twins and kept him ignorant of his sibling for many years. |
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http://www.moria.co.nz/fantasy/shadowofmarypoppins.htm
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| | L.P.Travers |
| | After the first book of Mary Poppins, Travers wrote other stories around the same character, but they were not as successful as 1934 novel. | | | She worked mainly with Mary Shepard, who has been the illustrator of Mary Poppins books for more than 50 years. | | | Walt Disney was after the film rights for many years, since he fist learned of Mary Poppins in 1948, but the tenacious Travers did not release them until 1961. |
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http://www.ricochet-jeunes.org/eng/biblio/author/travers.html
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| | JimHillMedia.com : Welcome! |
| | Sure, it's easy to read that excerpt from Bob Thomas' Disney bio and think: "This woman really doesn't have a clue when it comes to successfully translating 'Mary Poppins' to the big screen." Ah, but that's not really the case, folks. | | | That Dick Van Dyke's character was to remain a gentleman throughout the whole film) right, the end result was that "Mary Poppins" did ultimately become a very entertaining motion picture. | | | Travers wanted to make sure that the folks at Disney were actually making an entertaining motion picture. |
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http://www.jimhillmedia.com/mb/articles/showarticle.php?ID=1229
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| | Powell's Books - Mary Poppins by Pamela L. Travers |
| | Read the original essay by Laila Lalami, and save 30% on Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits | | | Powell's Books - Mary Poppins by Pamela L. Travers |
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http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-0152525955-0
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| | SingaporeMoms - Parenting Encyclopedia - Mary Poppins |
| | Travers demanded that any suggestions of romance between Mary and Bert be eliminated, so lyrics were written for "Jolly Holiday" that clearly indicated that their friendship was purely platonic, although some subtle hints of romance remain. | | | Mary Poppins is a children's book written by P. | | | Travers (born Helen Lyndon Goff aka Pamela Lyndon Travers, Pamela L. Travers) and originally published in 1934 with illustrations by Mary Shepard. |
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http://www.singaporemoms.com/parenting/Mary_Poppins
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| | TRAVERS, Pamela Lyndon |
| | My name is P. Travers and I represent ‘Nature’s gifts’ because I wrote the Mary Poppins books, which is a little surprising because they are all about an English nanny. | | | Mary Poppins became famous when Walt Disney’s movie studio made a film based on my books in the 1960s; however, my first Mary Poppins story was published in 1934. |
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http://www.historysmiths.com.au/CentFedPlayKit/biogs/nature/travers_pl.htm
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| | Don't Bring The Kids To Mary Poppins |
| | Travers is said to have made up the tale to calm her sisters when her mother, who had been depressed since the death of Travers's father, threatened to drown herself in a creek. | | | She created the story, which would later inspire Mary Poppins, at a low point in her life, when she was 10 and living in Australia. | | | In her mind, Mary Poppins was not a childhood fantasy figure, but the embodiment of repression and the subsequent release of sexual desire. |
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http://arts.monstersandcritics.com/news/article_2926.php/Don't_Bring_The_Kids_To_Mary_Poppins
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| | Amazon.ca: Books: Mary Poppins |
| | Publisher: learn how customers can search inside this book. | | | Travers (Author)Pamela L., Brigitte Monzein (Author), Jean-Gabriel Monnier (Author) |
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| | Eric Shackle's eBook - Mary Poppins |
| | Lawson replied: " No, there was a public subscription for raising money for a statue there, drawings were done, two beautiful drawings, but not enough money was raised, which was odd, because it was after the Mary Poppins movie, so it was quite a well-known thing. | | | Mary Poppins is shown as she appeared in the original 1934 book by Travers, in her sensible pleated skirt, overcoat, straw hat, carpetbag and umbrella, with her feet in a turned-out ballet position. | | | Four years ago she was thrilled to discover that the author of the Poppins books had lived near her home, in Ashfield. |
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| | JulieAndrews.org News |
| | Drawing from the beloved film and extensively from Travers' books, "Mary Poppins" on stage will be "something familiar but which has its own life, which is what one always strives for with any adaptation of anything," Mackintosh said. | | | In an interview, Fellowes said that in returning to Travers' three main Poppins books and other works, the aim "was to invigorate a show by going back to its source." | | | The book writer for the stage musical is Julian Fellowes, the one-time actor who won an Oscar last year for his "Gosford Park" screenplay. |
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http://www.julieandrews.org/news/031020.htm
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| | Mary Poppins |
| | This association with the Irish Literary Renaissance led her to the study of Celtic folklore. | | | She became a professional actress when she was 10, under the stage name “Pamela Lyndon Travers.” She moved to Dublin when she was 17, where she entered literary circles; her interest in myth and symbol connected her to W. Yeats and A. (George Russell). | | | When she was 7, her father died and her mother moved the family to New South Wales. |
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http://www.northern.edu/hastingw/poppins.htm
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| | Fiction and Non Fiction Books for Bilingual Preschool Readers |
| | The Velveteen Rabbit (1922) by the British author Margery Williams is a story about a velveteen rabbit that wants to be a real rabbit and becomes real through the love of a young boy. | | | Mary Poppins was written by Pamela Travers in 1964. | | | Mary Poppins (1934) by Pamela Travers is a story about a woman who is a nanny for five children whose father is too busy to spend time with them. |
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| | Desoto Sun Herald - 01/21/05 |
| | The FEMA long-term recovery plan is the original "Mary Poppins" book. | | | In 1938, four years after the first "Mary Poppins" book was published, he started bargaining with author P.L. (Pamela Lyndon) Travers for copyrights. | | | The federal and state governments and private corporations are P.L. Travers, from whom we must wrest the rights (money) to make our vision a reality. |
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http://www.sun-herald.com/NewsArchive4/012105/tp4de4.htm?date=012105&story=tp4de4.htm
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| | Pamela L. Travers - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Both a published poet and a novelist, she knew W. | | | Pamela Lyndon Travers (August 9, 1899 - April 23, 1996), born Helen Lyndon Goff in Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, was the author of Mary Poppins and student of G. | | | Gurdjieff by P.L. Travers, from Man, Myth and Magic: Encyclopedia of the Supernatural 12 vol., (London: Purnell, 1970-1971) reprinted on the International Gurdjieff Review web site. |
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http://badpredictions.wacklepedia.com/p/pa/pamela_l__travers.html
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| | Walt Disney's Persistence led to Mary Poppins. |
| | Travers charming her with his personality and telling her about his inspiring ideas for Mary Poppins if it ever was made into a film. | | | Finally after 16 years the author gave in to him. | | | However there was a huge obstacle to his plans, the author Pamela Travers. |
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| | P.L. Travers - David Higham Associates |
| | Although she worked as a secretary, a dancer and an actress, writing was P.L. Travers' real love, and for many years she was a journalist. | | | It was while she was recuperating from a serious illness that she wrote MARY POPPINS - "to while away the days, but also to put down something that had been in my mind for a long time", she said. | | | She lived for a while in Ireland and London, and travelled frequently to America, where she was made writer in residence to both Smith and Radcliffe Colleges in Massachusetts. |
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| | Daily Celebrations ~ Pamela Lyndon Travers, Find the Fun ~ August 9 ~ Ideas to motivate, educate, and inspire |
| | A poet, dancer, and actress, Travers once said she never wrote for children, she just wrote from the wellspring of her experience and her readers were her readers. | | | Born in Australia on this day, P. Travers created Mary Poppins in 1934, the "practically perfect" nanny who brought magic and joy to the Banks family in turn-of-the-century London. | | | There is a wispy veil between reality and magic and thanks to the imagination of writer Pamela Lyndon Travers (1899-1996), with just a change in the wind, passage to enchantment is possible. |
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http://www.dailycelebrations.com/080999.htm
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| | Telegraph News |
| | I can't imagine she had seen any of my shows, but she knew very well who I was - and I think she instinctively understood that I was probably her only chance of getting someone in the theatre who would achieve her dream." | | | Diana Rawstron, one of the three trustees of her estate, who has seen the show, said: "She chose Cameron because she liked him. | | | Charming, amusing and eccentric, Travers, who never married, was always a handful for her publishers. |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/11/06/nanny06.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/11/06/ixhome.html
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| | Sunday Afternoon: The Shadow of Mary Poppins |
| | After a childhood haunted by the early death of her father and the emotional fragility of her mother, Travers retreated into her imagination and created one of the most popular children's stories of all time. | | | We enter the troubled imagination of Mary Poppins creator, the Australian writer, Pamela Travers. |
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http://www.abc.net.au/arts/sundayafternoon/programs/s1313248.htm
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| | Mickey News °o° - Poppins soars to 10-minute ovation |
| | Travers intended the story to be a dark tale and was said to have burst into tears when she first saw the sugar-sweet Disney film. | | | It is based on the original 1934 book by Pamela Travers rather than the 1964 film starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. | | | The under-threes are barred and parents are being warned that the show may be too scary for the under-sevens. |
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http://www.mickeynews.com/News/PrintStory.asp_Q_id_E_12174Poppins_A_cat_E_OTR
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| | Pamela Travers |
| | It was fitting that Pamela Travers died on St. George’s Day, 23 April, and that her funeral took place on May Day, both dates significant examples of myth and meaning, the profound study of which had been her great love for many years. | | | She made a point of being extremely reticent about her personal life, so there remains much uncertainty as to where and when she first met Mr. Gurdjieff, although it is thought to have been in Paris during the 1930s. | | | Sixteen eloquent, informed and deeply appreciative tributes, not only about Travers’ beloved Mary Poppins novels but also for her enduring contributions as a storyteller and myth-spinner. |
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http://www.gurdjieff.org/travers.htm
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| | Pamela |
| | 1996 Pamela Lyndon Travers, writer (Mary Poppins), dies at 96 | | | 1917 Pamela Brown, born in London, England, actress, Cleopatra, Beckett | | | 1975 Pamela Brown, actress (Cleopatra, Beckett, Night Digger), dies at 58 |
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| | Mary Poppins Prep School |
| | For those who are not familiar with the name Mary Poppins we would like to know that she was a factitious character, who appeared in Walt Disney's movie of the same name. | | | The author of the stories was an Australian, Pamela L. Travers. | | | Mary Poppins was a magical person who took on the role of a nurse maid to take care of two children in a banker's family. |
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| | Playbill News: London's Mary Poppins Sets Age Limits for Theatregoers |
| | And, not only did Travers claim that her writing was aimed as much at grown-ups as at children, her books have far darker overtones than the Disney movie. | | | The children go through some frightening experiences (in one story young Jane is tempted to join a scene in a porcelain bowl, only to find that its characters want to keep her trapped there forever), and Poppins herself is a stern nanny who unnerves her charges as much as they love her. | | | The decision was been taken because the show’s tone incorporates much from Pamela Travers’ books as well as the film. |
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http://www.playbill.com/news/article/90056.html
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| | A Lively Oracle - Larson Publications |
| | These tributes, stories, interviews, and analyses of her work--all from people who knew her--recount delightful facets of one of the 20th century's most creative and memorable minds. | | | She co-founded and was a guiding light for Parabola magazine for many years. | | | A Centennial Celebration of P.L. Travers, Creator of Mary Poppins |
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| | Oh No! PL Travers: Closet Nazi! - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
| | A new discovery about Pamela Lyndon Travers, Mary Poppins’s creator, suggests that she was involved with the British far Right in the late 1930s. | | | Her reviews were printed alongside articles by A. Chesterton, who went on to found the National Front, and John Warburton, a pro-Nazi commentator who wrote a review of Mein Kampf in the same magazine under the headline “The Century’s Bestseller”. | | | Between writing her first Mary Poppins adventure and supervising its production as a Hollywood film, the author, better known as P. Travers, wrote book reviews for the New Pioneer, an unashamedly anti-Semitic monthly magazine run by John Beckett, an occasional ally of Oswald Mosley and founder of the fascist British People’s Party. |
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=168163
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| | Mary Poppins |
| | For this highly anticipated theatrical event, Disney and Cameron Mackintosh have teamed up to produce Mary Poppins, bringing to life Pamela Travers' fantastic stories filled with eccentric and perceptive characters whose adventures have delighted every generation since they first appeared in the 1930's. | | | True, many of the much-loved Sherman Brothers' songs are here, but there's no merry-go-round horse race, no dancing penguins, no tea-party on the ceiling. | | | There's a batch of strong new songs by the English team of George Stiles and Anthony Drewe and a wonderfully fresh take on the book by Julian Fellowes. |
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http://www.londontheatreticketweb.co.uk/the_mary_poppins.htm
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| | Mickey News °o° - Mary Poppins Begins London Previews |
| | Not only is Poppins drawn from a well-loved series of books by Pamela Travers and an iconic 1964 film, it's also the result of a collaboration between two of the world's biggest producers. | | | Disney, in the shape of Thomas Schumacher, and Mackintosh joined forces after a long-standing impasse in negotiations — the Brit owned the rights to the books, the Americans had the movie's songs. | | | It's one of the most eagerly awaited musicals of the year (alongside Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Woman in White and Mel Brooks' The Producers, which have both already opened to good business). |
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http://www.mickeynews.com/News/PrintStory.asp_Q_id_E_1274Poppins_A_cat_E_OTR
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| | About the Foundation - PBPF |
| | Their books can be reviewed and purchased at the Larson Publications website. | | | Pamela Kircher, Mary Lee Wile, Ken Vincent, A.E. (George William Russell), Louis Lavelle, John Deck, Pamela Travers, Daniel McGowan, and Let Davidson. |
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| | His Pupils |
| | Gurdjieff, she spoke more freely about her friendship with A. Orage which developed when he published one of her poems in the New Age. | | | Although there is uncertainty as to where and when Pamela Travers first met Mr. |
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| | Pamela Lyndon Travers (1899-1996), Children's writer, poet and critic |
| | Pamela Lyndon Travers (1899-1996), Children's writer, poet and critic | | | The children's author was born in Australia and came to England as a dancer and actress. | | | National Portrait Gallery, St Martin's Place, London WC2H OHE. |
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| | Variety.com - 'Poppins' tuner taps a Mary |
| | "We dreamed of finding an actress who was on the brink of stardom, but not yet associated by the public with a particular role, and would be in her mid-20s as envisaged by Pamela Travers." | | | The author was never a big fan of Disney's 1964 film version, which she found too sweet. | | | By NEW YORK -- Disney and Cameron Mackintosh have finally landed their high-flying nanny: Laura Michelle Kelly will play the role of "Mary Poppins" in the new musical stage version of P.L. Travers books. |
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http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=print_story&articleid=VR1117899119&categoryid=15
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| | Pamela L Travers |
| | Pamela Matthews - Goddesses of the New Light - 111795661x | | | Pamela Lanier - The Complete Guide to Bed and Breakfasts, Inns and Guesthouses in the United States and Canada - 0318827581 | | | Books by / with Pamela L Travers Infos, reviews, details |
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