Carnival!
This specific production does not yet have a description, but the play itself does:
Based on the film “Lili” adapted by Helen Deutsch from “The Man Who Hated People”, a short story by Paul Gallico. This short story was reworked into an unpublished short story and treatment called “The Seven Souls Of Clement O’Reilly”. A year after the film was made Mr Gallico expanded the story into a novella called “Love Of Seven Dolls”.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Unknown | Carlotta Barrow |
|---|---|
| Unknown | Pamela Beesley |
| Unknown | Erich Bernarde |
| Unknown | Patricia Burgess |
| Unknown | Sally Chesterton |
| Unknown | Les Deux Dougals |
| Unknown | Daphne Drake |
| Unknown | Raymond Duparc |
| Unknown | Roy Evans |
| Unknown | Ken Garoughan |
| Unknown | Jim Hastie |
| Unknown | Lewis Henry |
| Unknown | Barrie Irwin |
| Unknown | Bernard Jamieson |
| Unknown | Jennifer Kingman |
| Unknown | Joachim Krause |
| Unknown | Reg Lever |
| Unknown | Gerry Lucken |
| Unknown | Vincent Mansi |
| Unknown | Jill Martin |
| Unknown | Elizabeth Newall |
| Unknown | Alan Page |
| Unknown | Sonya Petrie |
| Unknown | Basil Poole |
| Unknown | Julia Sutton |
| Unknown | Geoffrey Webb |
| Unknown | Jenny Wren |
| Jacquot | Bob Harris |
| Lili | Sally Logan |
| Marco The Magnificent | James Mitchell |
| Mr Schlegel | Peter Bayliss |
| Paul Berthalet | Michael Maurel |
| The Incomparable Rosalie | Shirley Sands |
Crew | |
| Choreograher | Gower Champion |
| Choreograher (Re-Staged) | Doria Avila |
| Director | Gower Champion |
| Director (Re-Staging) | Lucia Victor |
| Musical Director | Jan Cervenka |
- Observations (1)
- Added by Michael Hope.
Photographs
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Photo credits
- Carnival, Public domain due to age
Observations
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Shirley Landey nee Sands has been my friend for over 10 years. She had the most wonderful voice even into her eighties. Her song as Rosalie, It Was Always You, was sung inside the box while the magician put swords through.
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