The Noble Spaniard
‘A Victorian Farce, in Three Acts, Adapted from the French of [Ernest] Grenet-Dancourt by W Somerset Maugham’.
Premiere, with George Paston’s FEED THE BRUTE as a brief curtain-raiser. This production closed early when Charles Hawtrey became ill. (See ‘Vedette: Round the Theatres’, The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News 15th May 1909, page 12.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Captain Chalford | Athole Stewart |
|---|---|
| Count de Moret | Leon M Lion |
| Countess de Moret | Vane Featherston |
| Duke of Hermanos | Charles H Hawtrey
(credited as Charles Hawtrey) |
| Lady Proudfoot | Fanny Brough |
| Lucy | Anne Cleaver |
| Marion Nairne | Kate Cutler |
| Mary Jane | Joy Chatwyn |
| Mr Justice Proudfoot | E Lyall Swete |
Crew | |
| Dresses designed by | Tom Heslewood |
| Musical settings by | Virginia Blakemore |
| Orchestra under the direction of | Harold Robertson Grimston |
| Presented by | Charles H Hawtrey
(credited as Charles Hawtrey) |
| Presented by arrangement with | Tom B Davis |
- Added by Jared William.
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Play description
‘A Victorian Farce, in Three Acts, Adapted from the French of [Ernest] Grenet-Dancourt by W Somerset Maugham’.
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