Lady Frederick
This revival paused in April-May 1970 for some cast alterations, then resumed on 1st June and reached the West End on the 24th of that month.
The West End run, originally intended to be a limited engagement, finally ended in January 1971 when Margaret Lockwood began making the Yorkshire TV series JUSTICE.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Admiral Carlisle | Raymond Francis |
|---|---|
| Albert, Lady Frederick’s footman | Alan Hay |
| Angelique, Lady Frederick’s maid | Deddie Davies |
| Captain Montgomerie | Dermot Walsh |
| Lady Frederick Berolles | Margaret Lockwood |
| Marchioness of Mereston | Margaret Denyer |
| Marquis of Mereston | John Railton |
| Mme Claude, Lady Frederick’s dressmaker | Barbara Bolton |
| Mr Paradine Fouldes | Tony Britton |
| Rose Carlisle | Sally Goldie |
| Sir Gerald O’Mara | Patrick Marley |
| Thompson, Mr Fouldes’ valet | John Drake |
| Marchioness of Mereston | Dorothy Primrose
(9th – 14th March 1970) |
| Marchioness of Mereston | Heather Chasen
(started June 1970) |
| Mme Claude, Lady Frederick’s dressmaker | Ellen Pollock
(started June 1970) |
| Rose Carlisle | Ursula Barclay
(started June 1970) |
| Sir Gerald O’Mara | Michael Danvers-Walker
(started June 1970) |
Crew | |
| Costumes | Anthony Holland |
| Designer | Pamela Ingram |
| Director | Malcolm Farquhar |
| Lighting | Michael Northen |
| Oveture and Entr’acte Music by | Robb Stewart |
| Presented in association with | Torwood Productions Ltd |
| Press Representative | Frank Rainbow |
| Press Representative | Carolin Rockman |
| Production Manager | David Crosse |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Paula Davies |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Valerie Shute |
| Carpenter | Terry Chart |
| Company and Stage Manager | Alan Hay |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Christopher Lloyd Pack |
| General Manager | Judith Craig |
| Special Promotions | Freddie Watson |
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