The Soldier and the Lady
“The attractive young Duchess of a Ruritanian state is married to an elderly Duke whose chances of becoming a proud father are precisely nil. This fact weighs heavily with the Court officials, who propound a scheme to produce an heir and thereby save much political trouble. They find a young captain who fills the bill, but who does not agree readily … It is all colourful and diverting, with some good comedy situations and wit.” – The Stage, 3rd June 1954
Cast & Crew
Cast
Farringdon | Peter Copley |
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Gideon | Robert Perceval |
Her Ladyship | Margaret Halstan |
Maria | Caroline Swinton |
The Chancellor | Brian Oulton |
The Doctor | George Curzon |
The Duchess | Sheila Sim |
The General | George Coulouris |
The Soldier | Peter Cushing |
Crew | |
Director | Sam Wanamaker |
Setting designed by | Fanny Taylor |
Presented by | Ralph Birch |
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