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Scottish author Lesley Storm first published this play in 1946. Set in the English village of Croxley, Kent, the Women's Institute (a wartime program channeling village products to the troops) is electrified to hear that they'll be visited by Eleanor Roosevelt. As the women struggle to get ready while bursting with the great secret, we glimpse their home lives in subplots, notably the problematic love life of young Miss. Ellis and the travails of her proud but impoverished father. How will their lives change before the Great Day? |
Produced by | O S Wrangham |
Cast | |
Sam (caretaker) | Gerald Mangham |
Mrs. Tracey | Olive Gibb |
Miss. Tomlinson | Vi Lawson |
Mrs. Ellis | May Matthews |
Mrs. Beale | Evelyn Buchan |
Mrs. Walsh | Olive Thomson |
Mrs. Mott | Kathleen M Squire |
Miss. Fisher | Isabel Kelly |
Mrs. Mumford | Frances Moore |
Miss. Allen | Sally Newbold |
Edna Ellis | June Edge |
Geoffrey | Don I Williamson |
Major Ellis | Henry T Cubbon |
Victoria Calder | Eileen Buchan |
Crew | |
Stage Manager | L Watterson |
Hall Manager | A Nyman |
Assisted by | Mrs. N Cubbon, Mrs. J Mangham, Miss. A Crebbin F G Cooper, A Matthews, R G Thomson |
Loudspeakers & Records fo musical interludes | W F Little |