1066 and All That by Seller and Yeatman, book and lyrics by Reginald Arkell and Music by Alfred Reynolds November 1951 at St Francis Theatre, Letchworth, Combined Letchworth Drama Groups
A tongue-in-cheek reworking of the history of England.
Players:
Messieurs – H Adams, Hugh Bidwell, C Bird, Derek Booth, J Brady,
J Cadwallder, J Davey, David Fyfe, D Griggs, W James, H Lyth,
S MacCulloch, Monte Middleton, J Parsons, William Pearce,
Joe Platten, R Prutton, Noel Ripley , V Ryall, Ken Spinks ,
David Thomas, W Thompson, F Walker, J Watts
Mesdames et Mademoiselles – M Adams, B Allcock,
D Allsop, Margaret Bidwell, Molly Booth, A Bunyan, E Chapman,
J Chatfield, E Clitheroe, P Cook, W Day, G Drain, N Drummond,
Ella Edwards, A Holt, D Hunt, Joyce Jones, P Lister,
A Morton, D Norman, J Peters, B Reed, B Spinks, Gwen Spinks,
Winnie Stubbs, T Taylor, P Titmus, G Warnock, M Whalley, J Wilson
Orchestra – Mrs M Grey (leader), Mr H Albone,
Mr A Cross, Mr H Reynolds, Mrs C Hobart,
Mr H R Trench-Smith, Mr C Hobart, Mr L Mitchell,
Mr J W Pepper, Mr P Godwin, Mrs G Parker, Mr J K Hare,
Mr R Holt, Mr R Love, Mr J Blair, Mr C Childs,
Mrs Joan Young, Conductor Mr Arthur J Pickett
Crew
Production Director : Ken Spinks
Assistant Producers : Hugh Bidwell, Sandy MacCulogh, Gwen Spinks,
Winnie Stubbs
Musical Director : Arthur J Pickett
Dances arranged by : Margaret Bidwell
Stage Director : Eric Males
Lighting Director : Warwick Taylor
Wardrobe Mistress : Muriel Whalley
Secretary : Ethel Russell
Treasurer : Joseph Foster
Business and Publicity Manager : Jim Cadwallader, Arthur Matson
House Manager : Charles Bygrave
Additional Costumes : Chas H Fox
Additional Lighting : Strand Electric and Engineering Co