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1st June 1920 to 5th June 1920 |
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Otherwise known as "The Peer and the Peri". For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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The Lord Chancellor |
E. C. Booth |
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Earl of Mountararat |
Harold George |
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| Earl Tolloller |
H. W. Boddington |
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Private Willis, of the Grenadier Guards |
Harold Rose |
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| Strephon, an Arcadian shepherd |
Wilfred Fielden |
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| Queen of the Fairies |
Mrs. Harry R. Finn |
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Iolanthe, a Fairy, Strephon's mother |
Winifred Potter |
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| Celia | Fairies |
Winifred Townson |
| Leila |
Elsie Smith |
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| Fleta |
Eva Patience |
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| Phyllis, an Arcadian shepherdess and Ward in Chancery |
Nora Lavers |
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| Fairies |
Mesdames S. Hosier, Webster, Wilkins The Misses G. Brewin, B. Cherry, G. Cherry, G. Corley, O. Costin, E. Farrar, M. Fielden, W. Hozier, K. Ivory, K. M. Jagger, R. F. Joyner, A. Kingham, E. Newell, A. O'Dell, A. M. Porter, D. Z. Robinson, I. Shaw |
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| Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons |
Messrs A. F. Allwood, C. L. Beadle, F. G. Bradley, A. B. Chamberlain, B. G. Drake, A. Farrar, F. C. Fitzjohn, F. M. Gladwell, F. W. Moore, S. Newell, G. H. Robinson, H. Rose, E. H. Ryan, F. Stanford, E. Townson, J. E. Vickers |
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| Train bearer |
W. C. E. Stait |
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Director |
H. R. Blake Johnston |
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Musical director |
S. F. Hosier |
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| Scenery |
John Brunskill, Lambeth |
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| Photographs by |
Cherry & Co., St Albans |
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| Costumes & wigs |
B. J. Simmons & Co., Covent Garden |
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First violins |
F. M.Walker, Mrs. Fannin, Mrs. Kinloch, Mrs. Skillman |
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| Second violins |
Miss Crompton, F. L. C. Dunham, C. F. Johnson, Mrs. Mence |
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Viola |
H. Harrowell, Mrs. Stevens |
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Cello |
E. Bennett |
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| Double bass |
S. W. Skillman |
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| Woodwind |
Harry Ross, H. Foreman, G. Foxlee, Haydn Roberts, A. Collyer, E. Hall |
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| Horns |
F. Probyn, G. Manners |
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Trumpets |
A. Smith, H. J. Warwick |
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| Trombones |
A. W. Field, H. Chambers |
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| Timpani, drums etc |
Chas. Bender |
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