Never Too Late
Maureen O’Sullivan briefly left the American cast to cover for Joan Bennett, who had torn a ligament in her left foot. O’Sullivan played the first week at Nottingham, first going on only six hours after arriving in the city. (‘Maureen flies in for top role’, Daily Herald 7th September 1963, page 5.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Charlie | Tom Stern |
|---|---|
| Dr James Kimbrough | Clement McCallin |
| Grace Kimbrough | Bessie Love |
| Harry Lambert | Fred Clark |
| Kate | Jennie Linden |
| Mayor Crane | Charles Farrell |
| Mr Foley | Roger Avon |
| Policeman | Paul Grist |
| Edith Lambert | Maureen O’Sullivan
(9th – 14th September 1963) |
| Edith Lambert | Joan Bennett
(16th September 1963 – 25th January 1964) |
| Mr Foley (replacement) | Peter Carlisle
(started 11th November 1963) |
| Edith Lambert (replacement) | Evelyn Laye
(27th January – 7th March 1964) |
Crew | |
| ‘Never Too Late Cha-Cha’ | Jerry Bock |
| ‘Never Too Late Cha-Cha’ | Sheldon Harnick |
| Director | George Abbott |
| Lighting supervised by | Joe Davis |
| Setting and Lighting | Jean Eckart |
| Setting and Lighting | William Eckart |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Eve Felstead |
| Wardrobe Supervisor | Tessa Ellis |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Beverley Bennett |
| Assistant to the Director | Judy Abbott |
| Company and Stage Manager | Johnny Harris |
| Decor Supervision | Saxon Lucas |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Jane Anderson |
| Joan Bennett’s clothes by | Hannah Troy |
| Joan Bennett’s robe by | Nasebe Malouf |
| Press Representative | Jack Ingham |
| Production Manager | Maurice Fournier |
| Scenery built by | Brunskill & Loveday Ltd |
| Scenery painted by | Alick Johnstone Ltd |
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