Women of Twilight
This Broadway production was previewed at Cambridge and Cardiff, after which the company sailed for the USA on Tuesday 19th February. (‘Chit Chat’, The Stage 21st February 1952, page 8.)
Both Lynda King and Marjory Clark were obliged to change their names by American Equity in order not to clash with American actresses with the same names.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Christine | Gwen Watford
(credited as Gwendoline Watford) |
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Helen Allistair | Mary Merrall |
Jess | Lorraine Clewes |
Laura | Gwynne Whitby |
Molly | Joan Forrest |
Nurse | Marjory Clark
(credited as Marjory Hawtrey) |
Olga | Miriam Karlin |
Rosie | June Whitfield |
Sal | Lynda King
(credited as Lynda Lee) |
Veronica | Mary Matthews |
Vivianne | Betty Ann Davies |
Crew | |
Director | Anthony Hawtrey |
Presented by | Jack Hylton |
Presented by | Joseph Kipness |
Setting designed by | Mary Purvis |
Stage Manager | Prudence Williams |
Advertising Representative | Ingram Ash |
Casting Director | Bryan Michie |
Company Manager | Jesse Long |
General Manager | Jack Small |
Master Carpenter | Al Glardon |
Master Electrician | William R Noon |
Press Representative | David Tebet |
Production Secretary | Anita Lewis |
Production Stage Manager | Peggie Dear |
Property Master | Fred Walters |
Wardrobe Mistress | Betty Faris |
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Play description
“First presented in 1951 and filmed the following year, Sylvia Rayman’s WOMEN OF TWILIGHT is a hard-hitting ‘all-women play’ in which unmarried mothers are ruthlessly exploited by an unscrupulous, baby-farming landlady.” – 11F publicity, 2013–14
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