Quiet Wedding
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Arthur Royd | George Thorpe |
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| Bella | Helene Burls |
| Dallas Chaytor | Frank Lawton |
| Denys Royd | Clive Morton |
| Director | Maurice Browne |
| Florence Bute | Ailsa Grahame |
| Flower Lisle | Anne Firth |
| Flower Lisle (Replacement) | Meg Titheradge |
| Janet Royd | Elizabeth Allan |
| Jim Brent | Geoffrey Denys |
| John Royd | Peter Madren |
| Madame Mirelle | Violette Morice |
| Maid | Meg Titheradge |
| Maid (Replacement) | Margaret Johnstone |
| Marcia Brent | Gwynne Whitby |
| Mary Jarrow | Marie Lohr |
| Mildred Royd | Marjorie Fielding |
| Miranda Bute | Glynis Johns |
Crew | |
| Director (Assistant) | Marjorie Morris |
- Observations (2)
- Added by Richard John Neil, last modified by Michael Hope.
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Observations
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From a 1939 journal: “After dinning at the Corner House at Piccadilly Circus we saw an entertaining play at the Piccadilly Theatre – “Quiet Wedding” by Esther McCracken with Frank Lawton and Elizabeth Allen.”
Odd that Wiki pages for the theatre, the actors, and the play do not list this performance.
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Review from Middlesex Chronicle, 13 May 1939
Esther McCracken’s successful comedy, "Quiet Wedding,” started a new six-weeks’ run at the Piccadilly Theatre on Monday, with Elizabeth Allan as the bride and Frank Lawton as the bridegroom and Marie Lohr heading a strong supporting cast. This story of a quiet wedding which turned out not so quiet makes remarkably effective dramatic material, and patrons are assured of a thoroughly entertaining evening. The acting maintains a very high standard.
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