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PRODUCTION: Saloon Bar (Murder Mystery)
PRODUCTION DATE: March 1957
DIRECTED BY: Joy Sinden
STAGED: The Boxing Club Hall, Burgess Hill
SYNOPSIS: Against a background of Christmas and the pending arrival of another baby for the landlord of the 'Cap and Bells' public house situated in London's West End, a group of locals lead by bookie Joe Harris set out to prove that former customer Eddie Graves is not guilty of the murder for which he is due to be hanged in the morning.
PLAYWRIGHT: Frank Harvey.
BHTC NOTES: No longer able to perform at St. Andrews Church Hall, the club settled on performing (for this one show) in the Boxing Club Hall in Leylands Road. Advertised as one of the first productions of it's time in the South making use of this 'Show in an Arena' (commonly now known as 'In The Round'), the play involved a large cast and was a great financial and artistic success.
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| CREW
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| Valerie Pembroke
| Ivy
| Denis Coote
| Stage Manager
| Fred Aldridge
| Hoskins
| Jennifer Oakley
| Prompt
| Peter Sinden
| Fred
| Roger Coates
| Lighting & Sound
| Clive Jacklin
| Newsboy
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| Anthony White
| Wickers
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| John Bray
| Joe Harris
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| Betty Kallenborn
| Nora
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| Charles Gover
| Jim
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| Dorothy Emery
| Sally Watson
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| John Stallwood
| Peter
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| Angela Dorling
| Jean / First Mayfair Girl
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| Janet Goddard
| Queenie
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| Denis Nye
| George
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| Barbara Duckworth
| Doris
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| John Skelton
| Evangelist
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| Michael Langley
| First Mayfair Man
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| Ronald Eagleton
| Second Mayfair Man
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| Bernadette L. White
| Second Mayfair Girl / A Waitress
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| Jim Revell
| Johnny Baines / A Police Constable
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| Trevor Phipps
| Fred Small
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| Francis Southgate
| A Customer
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