Someone To Talk To
Frances Lyndall stood in for Honor Blackman on Wednesday 18th July – the first of this production’s four nights – because the latter had burned her hands while cooking the previous evening. (‘Actress scalded, misses opening’, The Yorkshire Observer 19th July 1956, page 5.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Emily Wigsley Pearson | Marian Spencer |
|---|---|
| Geneva | Adelaide Hall |
| Horace Wigsley Pearson | John Justin |
| Isabel Tyson | Honor Blackman |
| Linda Weatherby | Helen Haye |
| Miss Froslyn | Bessie Love |
| Isabel Tyson (temporary replacement) | Frances Lyndall
(18th July 1956) |
Crew | |
| Decor and Costumes | Robert Lush |
| Director | Martin Landau |
| Incidental Music | Frederick Marshall |
| Lighting under the supervision of | Bill Lorraine |
| Presented by arrangement with | Theatre Managers Ltd |
| Press Representative | Deane & Phillips |
| Production Manager | John Mytton |
| Stage Manager | Marjory Moss |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Nita Tinsley |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Frances Lyndall |
| At the piano | Hero De Rance |
| General Manager | Alfred Farrell |
| Scenery built by | Mayfair Displays |
| Scenery painted by | Alick Johnstone |
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