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7th May 1923 to 12th May 1923 |
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| Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W. S. Gilbert |
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Otherwise known as "Bunthorne's Bride". For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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Colonel Calverley |
Officers of the Dragoon Guards |
Frank Townson |
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Major Murgatroyd |
C. S. Owen |
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| Lieut. the Duke of Dunstable |
R. E. H. Rodda |
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| Reginald Bunthorne, a Fleshy poet |
E. C. Booth |
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Archibald Grosvenor, an Idyllic poet |
Dr Harold Dykes |
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| Mr. Bunthorne's solicitor |
R. T. Burt |
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| The Lady Angela | Rapturous Maidens |
Mary Bickerton |
| The Lady Saphir |
Nellie Ryan |
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| The Lady Ella |
Nora Lavers |
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| The Lady Jane |
Marjorie Burt |
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| Patience, a dairy maid |
Joyce Carson |
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| Rapturous Maidens and Officers of the Dragoon Guards |
Mesdames Elliott, S. Hosier, Rodda The Misses M. Bennett, L. Berry, G. Cherry, O. Costin, E. Farrar, K. Farrar, C. Hamilton, K. Ivory, K. M. Jagger, E. Newell, A. O'Dell, E. Patience, I. Pitts, W. N. Russell, I. Spencer, W. Townson, A. Trustram Messrs A. F. Allwood, A. B. Chamberlain, H. A. Cullen, F. M. Gladwell, R. L. Gladwell, B. Goodchild, J. A. Hammonds, J. H. Holderness, A. E. Lucock, A. Massey, S. Newell, G. Page, W. H. Rowlands, H. Still |
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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, Lady Aline Barrett, Mrs. C. Boys, Mrs. Kinloch |
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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, H. Richardson |
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| Horns |
F. Probyn, M. Graydon |
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Trumpets |
A. Richards, G. F. Smith |
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| Trombones |
A. W. Field, H. Chambers |
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| Timpani, drums etc |
Chas. Bender |
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