It’s the Geography that Counts
On its pre-London tour dates, this murder-mystery was called THE MAN IN QUESTION. With no other West End theatre to transfer to, its London run was curtailed by the final closure (prior to demolition) of the St James’s Theatre. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh joined cast and crew after the final show to toast the theatre from the stage. (‘Last Curtain Rings Down at the St James’s’, Sunday Dispatch 28th July 1957, page 1.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Daniels | Jack Hedley |
|---|---|
| Hurst | Liam Redmond |
| James Armitt | John Stratton |
| Marshall Armitt | John Gregson |
| Mercia | Jane Griffiths |
| Parker | Michael Duffield |
Crew | |
| Director | Noel Willman |
| Setting by | Hutchinson Scott |
| Stage Manager | Susan Newall |
| Company Manager | Anthony Pelly |
| General Manager | John Roberts |
| Mr Redmond and Mr Gregson’s clothes by | C & M Sumrie |
| Press Representative | Suzanne Warner |
| Scenery built by | Brunskill & Loveday |
| Scenery painted by | Alick Johnstone |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Mrs L Snaith |
- Added by Arthur Pritchard, last modified by Jared William.
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Photo credits
- St. James's Theatre 1957 by Allan, Own work
- St. James's Theatre 1957 by Allan, Own work
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