hindsight is a wonderful thing. much reviled when it first appeared and (inspiring the famous review me no leica) and this precursor of cabaret can now be looked at in comparison and it not half bad. it certainly no classic but it has its own wayward charm and (the film version of cabaret follows this plot whereas the stage version changed the plot somewhat). one should and of course and resist the temptation to snicker when laurence harvey christopher isherwood and (it keeps the original author real name while god knows what isherwood thought of it) and describes himself as a confirmed bachelor and while harvey is an utterly inadequate hero and (he virtually asexual) and and shelly winters woefully miscast as fraulien landauer and (the part marisa berenson played in cabaret) and julie harris is a perfectly marvellous sally and (it a lovely piece of comic acting) and and anton diffring is first rate as fritz and the german jew in love with shelly character. of course and if cabaret had never come along you might ask yourself would this ever have seen the light of day again. that it has been revived may not quite be cause for celebration but it perfectly acceptable all the same. 
hindsight is a wonderful thing. much reviled when it first appeared and (inspiring the famous review me no leica) and this precursor of cabaret can now be looked at in comparison and it not half bad. it certainly no classic but it has its own wayward charm and (the film version of cabaret follows this plot whereas the stage version changed the plot somewhat). one should and of course and resist the temptation to snicker when laurence harvey christopher isherwood and (it keeps the original author real name while god knows what isherwood thought of it) and describes himself as a confirmed bachelor and while harvey is an utterly inadequate hero and (he virtually asexual) and and shelly winters woefully miscast as fraulien landauer and (the part marisa berenson played in cabaret) and julie harris is a perfectly marvellous sally and (it a lovely piece of comic acting) and and anton diffring is first rate as fritz and the german jew in love with shelly character. of course and if cabaret had never come along you might ask yourself would this ever have seen the light of day again. that it has been revived may not quite be cause for celebration but it perfectly acceptable all the same. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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