Edward, My Son
The original announcement of this production in The Stage (12th December 1946, page 4) listed Pauline Letts as Robert Morley’s co-star. In the event, Letts only took on the role, opposite Morley, once Peggy Ashcroft had relinquished it.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Arnold Holt | Robert Morley |
---|---|
Betty Fowler | Patricia Hicks |
Betty Fowler (replacement) | Gillian Howell |
Burton | James Cairncross |
Cunningham | Waldo Sturrey |
Dr “Larry” Parker | John Robinson |
Eileen Perry | Leueen MacGrath |
Ellerby | Norman Pitt |
Evelyn Holt | Peggy Ashcroft |
Hanray | D A Clarke-Smith |
Hanray (replacement) | Graham Stuart |
Harry Soames | Richard Caldicot |
Mr Prothero | John Allen |
Mr Waxman | James Cairncross |
Phyllis Maxwell | Elspet Gray |
Phyllis Maxwell (replacement 1) | Elizabeth Melville |
Summers | Waldo Sturrey |
Evelyn Holt (replacement) | Pauline Letts
(started 1948) |
Phyllis Maxwell (replacement 2) | Sally Cooper
(started 1st March 1948) |
Phyllis Maxwell (replacement 3) | Ann Cunningham
(started June 1948) |
Arnold Holt (replacement) | John Clements
(started 19th July 1948) |
Eileen Perry (replacement) | Irene Worth
(started 19th July 1948) |
Cunningham / Summers | Malcolm Graham
(started 13th September 1948) |
Phyllis Maxwell (replacement 4) | Alvys Maben
(started 1949) |
Arnold Holt (replacement) | Basil Sydney
(started 21st February 1949) |
Crew | |
Bedspread in Act II Scene 3 painted by | Scott Slimon |
Director | Peter Ashmore |
General Manager | Stanley Brightman |
Leader of the quintette | Dick Willows |
Music specially arranged by | Vic Sullivan |
Presented by | Gilbert Miller |
Presented by | Henry Sherek |
Press Representative | William Wordsworth |
Scenery and Costumes designed by | Anthony Holland |
Scenery built by | Brunskill & Loveday |
Scenery painted by | The Harkers |
Stage Director | Leonard Upton |
Stage Manager | R F Woodward |
Stage Manager | Elizabeth Railton |
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