The Wise Cat
by Herman Heijermans.
Adapted from the Dutch by Selma Vaz Dias and Gibson Cowan.
(Wolfe Morris is appearing in "The Teahouse of the August Moon" at Her Majesty's Theatre, London)
Selma Vaz Dias writes on page 21
(to 18.00)
Contributors
Author (The Wise Cat):
Herman
Heijermans
Adapted by (The Wise Cat):
Selma Vaz
Dias
Adapted by (The Wise Cat):
Gibson
Cowan
Producer (The Wise Cat):
Rex
Tucker
Designer (The Wise Cat):
John
Cooper
The Cat:
Wolfe
Morris
Jonathan:
Charles
Hodgson
Antoinette:
Brenda
Dean
The Milkman:
Philip
Dale
The Fishmonger:
Arthur
Lowe
The Butcher:
Launce
Maraschal
Marcus:
Bruno
Barnabe
The Forester:
Geoffrey
Wilmer
The Marshal:
Jack
May
Jean:
Cecil
Brock
Pierre:
Philip
Locke
The Lady-in-waiting:
Selma Vaz
Dias
Princess Regina:
Lesley
Nunnerley
Prince Arthur:
Carl
Duering
The King:
Philip
Stainton
The Physician:
Reginald
Barratt
The Chef:
Bruno
Barnabe
The Cup-bearer:
Arthur
Lowe
Other parts played by:
Richard
Holden
Other parts played by:
Brian
Moorhead
Other parts played by:
Nellie
Griffiths
Other parts played by:
Maria
Hanson
Other parts played by:
Fletcher
Lightfoot
Other parts played by:
Kendrick
Owen
Other parts played by:
Jill
Showell
Stay with the stars at Blackpool and meet Jimmy Clitheroe paging Charlie Cairoli and Paul, Ronnie Hilton, Patricia Bredin, The Granger Brothers, Jack Watson, Aqua Lovelies with Jackie Martin, Don Morris, Pete Aspinall, Tony Carty.
"Summer Show Girl" a search for the most beautiful girl in theatreland
Augmented BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
From the Norbreck Hydro, Blackpool.
(Jimmy Clitheroe is in "Let's Have Fun" at the Central Pier, Blackpool; Patricia Bredin in "Wedding in Paris" at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham; The Granger Brothers in Variety at Hackney Empire, London; Aqua Lovelies are in "Aqua Cascade" at the Super Swimming Stadium, Morecambe; Charlie Cairoli is appearing in the Tower Circus, Blackpool)
Contributors
Page-boy:
Jimmy
Clitheroe
Clowns:
Charlie Cairoli and
Paul
Singer:
Ronnie
Hilton
Singer:
Patricia
Bredin
Dancers:
The Granger
Brothers
Performer:
Jack
Watson
Synchronised swimmers:
Aqua
Lovelies
Performer:
Jackie
Martin
Performer:
Don
Morris
Performer:
Pete
Aspinall
Performer:
Tony
Carty
Musicians:
Augmented BBC Northern Variety
Orchestra
[Orchestra] conducted by:
Alyn
Ainsworth
Producer:
Barney
Colehan
Producer:
Ronnie
Taylor
A play by Norman Hudis.
Adapted for television by Alan Bromly and Norman Hudis.
[Starring] Roger Livesey and Pamela Alan
The action takes place at the present time in the offices of a publishing group in Fleet Street.
There is an interval at 9.50 app.
Contributors
Author/adapter:
Norman
Hudis
Adapter/production:
Alan
Bromly
Designer:
Richard
Wilmot
Michael Maxon, Q. C.:
Ronald
Howard
Frances Croft:
Noel
Hood
Helen Burnham:
Pamela
Alan
Jonathan Hythe:
Roger
Livesey
Janet Towne:
Sylvia
Syms
T. Barrington Chamming:
William
Lucas
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