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27th April 1925 to 2nd May 1925 |
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Music by Arthur
Sullivan
Lyrics by W. S. Gilbert
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HMS Pinafore is otherwise known as "The Lass that loved a sailor" |
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Trial by Jury |
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| The Learned Judge |
Harold B. Dykes |
| The Plaintiff |
Nora Lavers |
| The Defendant |
C. R. Phillips |
| Counsel for the Plaintiff |
A. E. Lucock |
| Usher |
C. S. Owen |
| Foreman of the Jury |
R. L. Gladwell |
| Associate |
B. G. Billingham |
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First bridesmaid |
Miss A. Trustram |
| Bridesmaids and Ladies in Court |
Mesdames J. Davidson, R. Dunham, Randall, Rodda The Misses M. Bennett, P. M. Bennett, E. Broers, O. Costin, K. Goodchild, V. Hudson, K. Ivory, K. M. Jagger, H. Massey, E. Newell, A. O'Dell, I. Pitts, M. Robinson, I. Russell, I. Spencer, S. Welch |
| Jurymen and associates |
Messrs A. F. Allwood, H. E. Cullen, F. M. Gladwell, B. Goodchild, W. G. Hall, J. H. Holderness, A. E. Lucock, A. Massey, S. Newell, G. Page, E. E. H. Rose, E. H. Ryan, L. G. Toogood, W. Wright |
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HMS Pinafore |
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| The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B, First Lord of the Admiralty |
A. Massey |
| Captain Corcoran, Commanding HMS Pinafore |
Harold B. Dykes |
| Able Seaman Ralph Rackstraw |
C. R. Phillips |
| Able Seaman Dick Deadeye |
R. L. Gladwell |
| Boatswain's Mate Bill Bobstay |
C. S. Owen |
| Carpenter's Mate Bob Beckett |
B. Goodchild |
| Midshipmite Tom Tucker |
Master Bryan Couch |
| Sergeant of Marines |
J. Forster |
| Josephine, the Captain's daughter |
Sybil Welch |
| Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin |
Nellie Ryan |
| Little Buttercup, a Portsmouth bumboat woman |
Marjorie Burt |
| First Lord's cousins & aunts |
Mesdames J. Davidson, R. Dunham, Randall, Rodda The Misses M. Bennett, P. M. Bennett, E. Broers, O. Costin, K. Goodchild, V. Hudson, K. Ivory, K. M. Jagger, N. Lavers, H. Massey, E. Newell, A. O'Dell, I. Pitts, M. Robinson, I. Russell, I. Spencer, S. Welch |
| Sailors & marines |
Messrs A. F. Allwood, D. Bickerton, W. Buckingham, H. E. Cullen, F. M. Gladwell, W. G. Hall, J. H. Holderness, A. E. Lucock, S. Newell, G. Page, E. E. H. Rose, E. H. Ryan, L. G. Toogood, W. Wright |
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Director |
H. R. Blake Johnston |
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Musical director |
S. F. Hosier |
| Scenery |
Chiswick Scenic Studio, Bond St. W4 |
| Photographs by |
Cherry & Co., St Albans |
| Costumes & wigs |
B. J. Simmons & Co., Covent Garden |
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First violins |
F. M.Walker, Mesdames Boys, Kinloch, Waring |
| Second violins |
F. L. C. Dunham, Miss Crompton, C. F. Johnson, Mrs. Mence |
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Viola |
Mesdames Stevens, Woods |
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Cello |
E. Bennett, C. P. Wood |
| Double bass |
W. G. Smith |
| Woodwind |
D. Atkinson, Harry Ross, J. Pantling, Haydn Roberts |
| Horns |
F. Probyn, M. Graydon |
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Trumpets |
A. Richards, G. F. Smith |
| Trombones |
A. W. Field, H. Chambers |
| Timpani, drums etc |
Chas. Bender |
