Salisbury Playhouse
onSunday 16th January 1977
In aid of the Salisbury Playhouse Appeal
Adjudicated by Michael Green
1. The Maskers
The Eddystone Lighthouse Theatre-in-the-Round Company
in their multi-media presentation of the epic drama
Moby Dick
(after Herman Melville)
| Cast | played by: |
| Ishmael | Brian Stansbridge |
| Elijah | Mr. Peter White |
| Capt. Ahab | Sir Kenneth Hann |
| Bosun | Binky Carrington |
| Queequag | Big Al Watson |
| Carpenter | Chippy Spencer |
| Starbuck | Little Al Newell |
| Ship’s crew and wives | ‘HANN’ picked members of the Company |
| Sound and effects | The Almighty |
2. The Salisbury Playhouse
TOADS (Tenby Operatic & Amateur Dramatic Society) in association with
NEWTS (North Engadine & Woolloomooloo Theatrical Society)
Present their Jubilee Year Production of
“THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT”
by William Shakespeare
Directed by D. William Crewe
| Cast | played by: |
| Chorus | Jill Graham |
| Salisbury | Adrian Reynolds |
| Henry V | David Shaughnessy |
| Westmoreland | Adrian Reynolds |
| Erpingham | David Grout |
| Montjoy | Lionel Guyett |
| Gloucester | Adrian Reynolds |
| York | Adrian Reynolds |
| Orleans | Lionel Guyett, |
| Pistol | Lionel Guyett |
| Dauphin | Lionel Guyett |
| French soldier | Roger Leach |
| Constable | David Grout |
| Boy | Patience Tomlinson |
| Granpre | Adrian Reynolds |
3. Pitton Theatre Club
South East Wilts Rabbit Clearance Society
present a revival of the 1936 Broadway musical
“OF COARSE”
| Cast | played by: |
| Fred Jerkerley | Busby Blandford |
| Mamie Starr | Al Johnson |
| Hey You | Ginger Ainsworth |
| Broadbeam Babes | Ginger Dewey ,Ginger Trevendale, Ginger Mason, Ginger Simmons, Ginger Judd |
| Ziegfield Zillouettes | Fred Simmons, Fred Brown, Fred Yeek, Fred Judd, Fred Farwell |
| King of the Konstipated Keyboard | Oscar Lawrence |
4. Bournemouth Little Theatre Club
Bournemouth Big Theatre Club (unauditioned section)
in
“WHO’S FOR TENNIS?”
| Cast | played by: |
| Butler | Esau Ewe |
| Jane | Billie Jean Queen |
| Tom | N. E. Tennis |
| Lord Heart | Enoch Balls |
| Lady Heart | W.I.Dogsbody |
| Maid | Penelope Bassing-Thwaigthe-Smythe |
| Man | Ivor Ham |
| Gardener | Percy Throwup |
| Inspector | A.N.Other |
| Production Team | |
| Produced by | L/Cpl. Peter Hall (by kind permission of Col. Alf Gone Commandant, The Royal Army Labour Corps, A. & B. Section, by kind permission of the Ministry of Defence, and Mrs. Gone) |
| Stage Manager | (vacant) |
| A.S.M. | (drunk) |
| Prompter | E.Loped |
5. London Theatre
represented by The Purley (Twenty Miles from London) Way Strolling Players
in
“ALUCARD”
by Marb Rekots
| Cast | played by: |
| Count Alucard | Knight Mantell |
| Renfield | Michael Stroud |
| Lucy | Charmian May |
| Van Helsing | Francis Sargent |
| Jonathan Harker | Peter Mantle |
6. Questors Theatre
The New Bunny Langridge Players (formerly Mike Langridge Anti-Theatre)
in
“A COLLIER’S TUESDAY TEA”
by David Herbert Galsworthy
| Cast | played by: |
| Ida Hepplethwaite | Ann Johnson |
| Daniel Obediah Hepplethwaite | David Crews |
| Victoria Hepplethwaite | Sonia Pearson |
| Albert Hepplethwaite | Richard Gaunt |
| Marjorie Hackforth | Margaret Turner |
| Lionel Headbracket | John Wilbourne |
| P.C. Clement Boothroyd | John Turner |
| Jo Clegghorn | David Pearson |
| Jed Throttle | Michael Langridge |
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