Description
Howard: The Life and Times of Sir Howard Morrison is an autobiography written by iconic New Zealand entertainer Sir Howard Morrison in collaboration with his lifelong friend and journalist, John Costello. First published in 1992, the book chronicles Morrison’s journey from a barefoot boy to an entertainment knight.
Early Life and Rise to Fame
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- Details his humble beginnings growing up in a small New Zealand community.
- Tracks his early musical breakthrough and the halcyon days fronting the hugely popular Howard Morrison Quartet.
Showbusiness Career
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- Follows his extensive touring years, including the famous Country & Western and Miss New Zealand tours with promoter Joe Brown.
- Captures his experiences headlining major entertainment circuits across Asia and performing for the British Royal Family in Royal Command performances.
Personal Trials and Legacy
- Documents his transition into community service, youth development, and promoting Māori cultural pursuits.
- Reflects on his personal life, filled with backstage humour, warmth, and his successful battle over a life-threatening illness.
Hardcover. Signed by Author. First-Edition. 256 Pages. Good condition with the exception of very light Foxing and several minor spots on the The Head and Fore-Edge.
