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Lyrics by W.
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| 29th May 1922 to 3rd June 1922 | ||
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Otherwise known as "The Town of Titipu". For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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The Mikado |
E. Huntley Bennett |
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Nanki-Poo, his son disguised as a wandering minstrel |
R. E. H. Rodda |
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| Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner |
E. C. Booth |
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| Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Else |
Harold B. Dykes |
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Pish Tush, a Noble Lord |
Frank E. Townson |
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| Yum-Yum | Three sisters, Wards of Ko-Ko |
Nora Lavers |
| Pitti-Sing |
Marjorie Bennett |
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| Peep-Bo |
Amy Trustram |
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| Katisha, an elderly Lady |
Marjorie Burt |
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| Schoolgirls, Nobles, Coolies, Guards |
Mesdames Elliot, S. Hosier, S. Lavers, Rodda The Misses M. Bickerton, G. Cherry, E. Farrar, K. Farrar, C. Hamilton, W. Hozier, K. Ivory, K. M. Jagger, E. Newell, A. O'Dell, E. Patience, I. Pitts, I. Russell, N. Ryan, I. Shaw, I. Spencer, W. Townson Messrs A. F. Allwood, E. H. Bennett, H. A. Cullen, C. R. Davenport, B. G. Drake, A. Farrar, W. Fielden, F. M. Gladwell, R. L. Gladwell, A. E. Lucock, A. Massey, C. R. Mitchell, E. H. Mitchell, S. Newell, G. Page, E. H. Ryan, H. Still, J. E. Vickers, Master B. Couch |
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Director |
H. R. Blake Johnston |
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Musical director |
S. F. Hosier |
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| Scenery |
C. E. Grantham, Leatherhead |
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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. C. Boys, Mrs. Kinloch, Mrs. Waring |
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| Second violins |
Miss Crompton, F. L. C. Dunham, C. F. Johnson, Mrs. Mence |
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Viola |
Harvey Harrowell, Mrs. Stevens |
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Cello |
E. Bennett |
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| Double bass |
W. G. Smith |
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| Woodwind |
Harry Ross, G. Foxlee, J. Pantling, Haydn Roberts, A. Collyer, E. Hall |
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| Horns |
F. Probyn, M. Graydon |
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Trumpets |
E. Pritchard, A. Richards |
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| Trombones |
A. W. Field, H. Chambers |
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| Timpani, drums etc |
Chas. Bender |
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