Four One-Act Plays

By Gregory Page, Margaret Gibbs, T B Morris, and Noel Houston

Directed by Frederick Lea

April 2, 5, 6 1949

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No Fair Tomorrow by Gregory Page

Change At The Junction by Margaret Gibbs

Elizabeth In Love by T.B. Morris

According To Law by Noel Houston

Venue: Pavilion Theatre, Brighton

April 5-6 1949

April 2 1949, According To Law was our entry into the Brighton, Hove & District Festival of Community Drama

No Fair Tomorrow

Janet Neville: Old Showman

Anthea Penney: Jenny

Jeanne Duly: Beryl

Honor Stephenson: Sybil

George Baker: Ezra

Phil Tester: Willum

Denis Hoad: Harry

Peter Elder: Dick

Mary Coates: Mrs. Sparrow

Edward Scott: Percy

Goff Moore: Albert

Change At The Junction

Malcolm Beadman: He

Joyce Cook: She

John Garnham: Her Son

Elizabeth Clare: His Housekeeper

Mary Gooding: The Old Dear

Elizabeth In Love

Muriel Press: Margaret Edgecumbe

Pat Rogers: Elizabeth Throgmorton

Jane Potts: Elizabeth Trentham

Beryl Binstead: Elizabeth Howard

Anna Petit: Blanche Parry

Sylvia Chatfield: Page

Elizabeth Penney: Queen Elizabeth

June Parker: Kate Carey

Mary Beckett: Mary Radcliff

According To Law

A.B. Pinks: Luke

Denis Lelliott: Jim Nailey

George Baker: Henry Terry

Joe Garnham: Harry Yancey

Peter Elder: Senator Lawrence

Edmund Andrew: George Randall

Robert F. Graham: Charlie Teague

Charles Walker: Harvey

Jon Peaty: Ben Staggs

Pauline Blyth: Mrs. Harkness

General Director: Frederick Lea

Lighting: Frederick Patching

Effects: Leslie Chatfield

Wardrobe: Joyce Cook

Publicity: Mary Beckett

No Fair Tomorrow

Producer: Donald Halfey
Stage Manager: Janet Nevill

Prompt: Ivy Oborne

Change At The Junction

Producer: Charles Walker

Elizabeth In Love

Producer: Molly Andiris

Stage Manager: Joe Garnham

Prompt: Anthea Penney

Costumes: Elizabeth Clare

According To Law

Producer: Cecil Weston

Stage Manager: A.B. Pinks