Which popular chocolates are named after a play by JM Barrie?
Quality Street (play) London's Finborough Theatre mounted the first professional production of the piece in London in over six decades. The play was adapted twice for film; the first, in 1927 starred Marion Davies, and the second, in 1937, starred Katharine Hepburn. A musical theatre adaptation, "Dear Miss Phoebe", written by Christopher Hassall and Harry Parr Davies, premiered in 1950. The play was so popular that Quality Street chocolates and caramels were named after it, and the confectionery originally used characters from the play in their advertising and packaging. When Hicks and Terriss moved to a new home, The Old Forge at Merstham,
Old Kentucky Chocolates did not succeed until he added salt. Now they are one of the store's most popular items, followed by chocolate covered strawberries and grapes. Old Kentucky only used Jim Beam Bourbon exclusively after Beam personally invited him on a tour of his distillery and asked him to use his bourbon. Old Kentucky sells its own products, and non-chocolate candies made by other companies, as well as gift sets and fundraising candy bars which he sells to schools and other various civic groups. Old Kentucky Chocolates Old Kentucky Chocolates Old Kentucky Chocolates, LLC. is a chocolate retail store founded by Don