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• Don't be put off by the badly titled " Cider With Rosie " on Sunday's " Masterpiece Theatre " ( 9 p . m . on WGTV ).
• The British Library has bought the archive of author Laurie Lee, including a complete manuscript of his celebrated novel of rural life, " Cider with Rosie, " officials said Friday.
• Lee was the eldest brother of Laurie Lee, author of " Cider with Rosie ", in childhood growing up the two were very close but in later life they fell out.
• The recent PBS re-airing of the late Laurie Lee's " Cider With Rosie " on " Masterpiece Theatre " has given me a thirst for reading more of this once-to-a-world writer's work.
• I've searched in vain for " Cider With Rosie, " and I promise to return the copy that any reader may send, or will honor any advice for seeking and finding it wherever.
• On the down side, PBS'adaptation of " Cider With Rosie " isn't as Gothic, as wide-eyed, as just plain big as you'd want from a world seen through the eyes of a bright, intuitive kid.
• "Cider with Rosie " was dramatised for television by the BBC on 25 December 1971 and again on 27 December 1998 by Carlton Television for ITV . It was adapted for BBC Radio 4 in 2010.
• "Cider With Rosie, " like all of Laurie Lee's prose and poetry, is a reverie, a living dream of time long gone by, from a sympathetic author whose inspired memory is the equal of his descriptive talent.
• Lee was already a celebrated poet when he gained his greatest success in 1959 with the publication of the first of his memoirs, " Cider With Rosie, " evoking life in the village of Slad during his childhood.
• The collection includes two unknown plays and drafts of " Cider with Rosie, " which reveal that early titles for the book were " Cider with Poppy, " " Cider with Daisy " and " The Abandoned Shade ."
• The adaptation is part of a series of four 20th-century literary adaptations by the BBC, including Laurie Lee's " Cider With Rosie ", LP Hartley's " The Go-Between " and J B Priestley's play " An Inspector Calls ".
• Lee had published several volumes of verse before " Cider With Rosie " brought him international praise and popularity in 1959 . The book quickly won a firm place in English literature, and was soon required reading in schools.
• An indefatigable adapter, he found time to write television versions of Laurie Lee's " Cider With Rosie " ( recently on " Masterpiece Theater, " starring Juliet Stevenson and Mortimer's daughter Emily ) and " Don Quixote " ( for Hallmark Entertainment ).
• Roose-Evans remained at the Hampstead Theatre until 1971, during which time his production of No雔 Coward s Private Lives transferred to the West End, followed by his adaptation and production of Laurie Lee s Cider with Rosie-at one point Hampstead had two productions running simultaneously in the West End.