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She married Landau in 1935, and she refocused her career from the stage to the radio waves with the prime time show "Radio Air do", impacting her ability to perform in any future Coward production. The following year, Coward named a "malodorous" stage dog "Atherton" in his 1936 underperforming play
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Variety Hour on NBC alongside Cyril Smith as an “English Comedy Act” called “On the Rolly Coaster”. Her hit songs at the time included “The smell of the soil”, “Don't put your daughter on the stage, Mrs. Worthington” and “I'm only her mother, that's all”.
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Caroline. Her first husband died during the summer of 1977, in
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British radio in the 1930s, where she captivated her audiences with her sophisticated songs and monologues, many of which were her own compositions.
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December 1935 that "My young man's ever so nice" and "Dennis the Menace from Venice", H.M.V. BD 187, were among the most outstanding records nominated by its loyal readers that year.
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Effie
Atherton made many radio broadcasts and a total of three films, however, her foundation was as a stage performer and she was particularly associated with the works of
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in the leading roles. The song "Bright young people" was described by Coward as a "Mixed trio" of young rich people doing peculiar things.
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Do You Remember Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth? (June 1935 broadcast featuring Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth, supported by Atherton)
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851:"London Calling! – Effie Atherton's first musical, a format that was successfully taken to Broadway audiences by Charlot"
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892:"Effie Atherton on Broadway in Charlot Review"
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