The Gate Revue
The production originated at the Gate Theatre and then transferred to the Ambassadors but its run was interrupted for a few weeks by the outbreak of World War II. When it transferred four members of the cast had commitments elsewhere so they were replaced and further cast members were added. When it reopened after the compulsory closure Michael Wilding and Alicia Marlowe didn’t return. Carol Lynne appeared at the Gate but only joined the cast at the Ambassadors for the re-opening.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Reginald Beckwith |
|---|---|
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Gabrielle Brune |
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Cyril Butcher |
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | David Farr |
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Derek Farr |
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Doris Gilmore |
| Performer (Ambassadors only) | Alicia Marlowe |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Walter Crisham |
| Performer (Both Venues) | David Evans |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Hermione Gingold |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Carol Lynne |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Jack McNaughton |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Joan Swinstead |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Michael Wilding |
| Performer (Both Venues) | Kay Young |
| Performer (Gate only) | Muriel Byck |
| Performer (Gate only) | Michael Morice |
| Performer (Gate only) | Eve Robertson |
Crew | |
| Additional Material | Reginald Beckwith |
| Additional Material | Gerard Bryant |
| Additional Material | Peter Dion Titheradge |
| Additional Material | Hermione Gingold |
| Additional Material | Arthur Marshall |
| Additional Material | Nicholas Phipps |
| Additional Material | David Yates Mason |
| Decor | A Costa |
| Director | Norman Marshall |
| Ensembles | William Chappell |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Michael Hope.
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