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Grin and Bare It

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2/2. Barbara Windsor continues her exploration of the history of nudity and innuendo in the theatre with a look at the role of the Lord Chamberlain, who in 1931 agreed to permit the appearance of on-stage nude figures - as long as they didn't move. Producer Libby cross

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