Bell, Book and Candle
Robert Flemyng took over from Rex Harrison for this production’s initial post-West End tour dates, prior to starring opposite Kay Kendall in a further tour, starting at Stratford-upon-Avon on 30th January 1956 (qv).
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Anthony Henderson | Rex Harrison |
|---|---|
| Gillian Holroyd | Lilli Palmer |
| Miss Holroyd | Athene Seyler |
| Nicholas Holroyd | David Evans |
| Sidney Redlitch | Wilfrid Lawson |
| Sidney Redlitch (replacement) | Esmond Knight
(started 24th January 1955) |
| Gillian Holroyd (replacement) | Joan Greenwood
(started 21st September 1955) |
| Anthony Henderson (replacement) | Robert Flemyng
(started 5th December 1955) |
Crew | |
| Designer | Alan Tagg |
| Director | Rex Harrison |
| General Manager | Bernard Gordon |
| Lilli Palmer’s dresses by | Pierre Balmain |
| Lilli Palmer’s dresses by | Valentina Balmain |
| Orchestra Director | Leslie Bridgewater |
| Presented by arrangement with | Irene Mayer Selznick |
| Press Representative | Vivienne Byerly |
| Production Manager | Ian Dow |
| Stage Manager | Helen Lowry |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Shirley Cain |
| Books | W & G Foyle Ltd |
| Chief Engineer | Joe Davis |
| Chief Wardrobe Supervisor | Lily Taylor |
| Christmas decorations by | Floral Decor |
| Christmas trees and mask by | Hugh Skillen |
| Cigarettes | Senior Service |
| Company Manager | Martin Case |
| Electrical equipment | Strand Electric and Engineering Co Ltd |
| Furniture | Old Times Furnishing Co |
| Lighters | Ronson |
| Nylons by | Kayser Bondor |
| Paintings loaned by | Redfern Gallery |
| Properties | Lewis & Kaye Ltd |
| Scenery Painter | Alick Johnstone |
| Sound | Bishop Sound & Electrical Co Ltd |
| Wardrobe Care | Lux |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Michael Hope.
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