The Letter
Curtain raiser: THE DRUMS OF OUDE, a one-act thriller by Austin Strong set during the Indian Mutiny, with Robert Newton, Tristan Rawson and Una Venning in the lead roles, plus Leslie Dwyer, Gerald Fitzgerald, Willard Stoker and F W Cotter-Craig in support. (The Stage 31st May 1928, page 5.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Chinese woman | Ching Ling |
|---|---|
| Chung Hi | A G Poulton |
| Geoffrey Hammond | Tom Mills |
| Howard Joyce | Eric Stanley |
| John Withers | Robert Newton |
| Leslie Crosbie | Gladys Cooper |
| Mrs Joyce | Una Venning |
| Mrs Parker | Marie Greenhouse |
| Ong Chi Seng | George Carr |
| Robert Crosbie | Tristan Rawson |
Crew | |
| Designer | J A Fraser |
| From the original production by | Gerald du Maurier |
| Presented by | Gladys Cooper |
| Presented by arrangement with | Frank Curzon |
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- Last modified by Michael Hope.
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