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Contributor	Ned Lathom
Other Names	Edward William Bootle-Wilbraham
Gender	Male
Nationality	English
Date of Birth	1880
Date of Death	1930
Functions	Playwright
Notes	Third Earl of Lathom, Fourth Baron Skelmersdale. Dilettante aesthete and playwright whose ground-breaking plays on manners, sexuality and social morality were highly considered, though not by the Lord Chamberlain who banned 'Wet Paint'.
Events	Date Function Contributor Organisation
	Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933
	Playwright Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933
	Scott Alexander - Director Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 Ray Hartley - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 Helen Lohan - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 Agnes Paulton - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 Edgar Smithers - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 John Vincent - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933 Daphne Winslow - Actor Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933
	New Sydney Repertory Society Wet Paint, New Repertory Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 5 August 1933
Resources	Anthology: Ned Lathom, The Curtain Goes Up: Three Plays by the Earl of Lathom, M. Secker, London, 1927 Playscript: Ned Lathom, Wet Paint, The Curtain Goes Up: Three Plays by the Earl of Lathom, M. Secker, London, 1927
Works	Wet Paint
Data Set	AusStage
Contributor Identifier	454111

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