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Revision as of 14:06, 30 September 2009
by Various
Compiled & Directed by Mr Charles Cheetham
Performances: Fri 16th – Sun 18th December 1983, Prompt Corner
Contents
Introduction
- Pianist - Miss Irene Winbourne
- Chairman - Mr Charles Cheetham
- Melody of Choruses - The Company
Running Order
- When Father Laid the Carpet - Mr Martin Leech
- When you Played the Organ - Miss Eileen Bicarregui
- Nicholas Knox of Nottingham - Terry Barden
- Are We to Part Like This? - Irene Scott
- Ring out the Wild Bells - Alva Semple
- Fred Ridgeway
- Rucumbant Posture - Miss Eileen Bicarregui
- Comic - Jimmy Cripps
- Boy in the Gallery - Gilda Possible
- Melodrama - West Norwood Barnstormers
- Interval
- Choruses - Company
- Home Time - Pam Lyne
- Me and My Shadow - Gill Condon
- Hamich McToushe - Ian Seymour
- Been to a Wonderful Party - Brenda Meldrum
- Crispy Dunkirk and Aphrodisia - Sue Prior
- Don't Dilly Dally - Ian Seymour
- Comic - Gilda Possible
- I Remember it Well - Dennis Packham
- Final Choruses - Ruth & Les Lidyard led by Ann Mattey and company
Crew
- Lighting Design - Roger Taylor
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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