Evelyn Laye was called “Queen of Musical Comedy" in England.<br /><br />She was active on stage from the 1920s to the 1990s.<br /><br />Her signature tune was "I'll See You Again," a song by Sir Noël Coward. <br /><br />This song in waltz time was introduced in Coward's 1929 operetta Bitter Sweet.<br /><br />I'll see you again whenever spring breaks through again.<br />Time may lie heavy between, but what has been, is past forgetting.<br />Your sweet memory across the years will come to me.<br />Though my world may go awry, in my heart 'twill ever lie,<br />Just the echo of a sigh, goodbye.
