The Moonraker
Swashbuckling tale of Cavaliers and Roundheads, with a Scarlet Pimpernel slant, described by the author as “a romance of the Exeter-road of the 1650 period”. (Richmond Herald 2nd February 1946, page 9.)
All but two of the cast members of this premiere production were drawn from the Reunion Theatre Group of Ex-Service performers.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Unknown | Malcolm Davies |
|---|---|
| Unknown | Graham Filmer |
| Unknown | Percy Herbert |
| Unknown | Philip Pearman |
| Unknown | Robert Raglan |
| Anne Beaumont | Diana Beaumont |
| Colonel Beaumont | Gabriel Toyne |
| Edmund Tylor | James Raglan |
| Henry Strangways | Franklin Davies |
| Humphrey Parfitt | Alec Finter |
| Judith | Millicent Wolf |
| Meg | Pamela Edmunds |
| The Earl of Dawlish (‘The Moonraker’) | William Fox |
Crew | |
| Director | Gabriel Toyne |
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Play description
Swashbuckling tale of Cavaliers and Roundheads, with a Scarlet Pimpernel slant, described by the author as “a romance of the Exeter-road of the 1650 period”. (Richmond Herald 2nd February 1946, page 9.) Initially called THE MOONRAKER, it reappeared in 1947 as LADY OF THE NIGHT but subsequently reverted to its original title.
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