Never Say Die is the gripping story of Arthur ‘Baby’ Gore, a battling tennis player of the Edwardian era and the oldest ever winner of the Wimbledon singles title. Gore enjoyed an unparalleled 40-year career. This fascinating biography provides an unrivalled insight into the life and times of a forgotten great of English sport.
Exploring the life of a distinctive music hall performer, this book delves into the vibrant world of early 20th-century entertainment. It highlights the artist's captivating performances, personal struggles, and the cultural impact of music hall acts during that era. Through rich anecdotes and historical context, readers gain insight into the artistry and resilience of a performer who defied conventions and left a lasting legacy in the world of music and theater.
Focusing on the life and career of a remarkable music hall performer, this book delves into the vibrant world of entertainment in the early 20th century. It highlights the artist's distinctive talents, captivating performances, and the challenges faced in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. Through personal anecdotes and historical context, the narrative paints a vivid picture of the era's theatrical scene, showcasing the influence and legacy of this unique figure in music hall history.