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Hock and partridge help fascism go down in 1930s London

A review of Curtain Call by Anthony Quinn celebrates London’s gay 1930s society where much is shrouded in secrecy

Photo by London Express/Getty Images 
issue 14 March 2015
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  • Curtain Call

    Anthony Quinn

    Cape, pp. 327

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