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Tom Jones
by
A M Thompson and R Courtneidge
from the Henry Fielding novel
Produced by Mr W Holmes
25th - 28th March, 1931
Based on Fielding's novel of the same name.
Tom Jones, abandoned as a baby in mysterious circumstances, is brought up by Squire Allworthy. Resented by Allworthy's legitimate heir Blifil, Tom grows into an amiable rascal, fond of the fair sex. He loves Squire Western's daughter Sophie, but when discovered by his tutors with a local girl Molly, he is banished by his benefactor. After numerous adventures he reaches London and embarks on an affair with the wealthy Lady Bellaston while Squire Western's sister has arranged a marriage between Sophie and Blifil. Horrified, Sophie escapes to London, meeting up with her cousin Mrs. Fitspatrick who is also running away from her husband. Mr. Fitzpatrick follows them and suspects Tom of having seduced his runaway wife.
Tom Jones (a foundling) |
T Percy Jones |
Mr Allworthy (a Somersetshire Magistarte) |
J M Horrocks |
Blifil (his Nephew) |
A H Hilton |
Benjamin Partridge (a village barber) |
H Hayward Hobson |
Squire Western |
Harry Smedley |
Gregory |
Gilbert Horrocks |
Grizzle |
Arnold Whitehead |
Dobbin |
H P Griffiths |
Squire Cloddy |
K G Swale |
Pimlott |
Richard Chadwick |
Tony |
F Newton |
An Officer |
Harry Clegg |
Highwaymen |
A B Mallinson
H P Griffiths |
Post Boy |
Dennis Moss |
Colonel Hapstead |
F Newton |
Colonel Wilcox |
A B Mallinson |
Honour (Maid to Sophia) |
Ruth Williamson |
Miss Western (Squire Western's Sister) |
Queenie Whitehead |
Lady Bellaston (a Lady of Quality) |
Barbara Godlee |
Etoff (Her Maid) |
Edith Whiteside |
Hostess of the Inn at Upton |
Enid Wilson |
Bessie Wiseacre |
Margot Osborn |
Lettie Wheatcroft |
Olive Marchington |
Rosie Lucas |
Gwladys Bailey |
Susan (Serving Maid at Upton) |
Norah Cartwright |
Betty |
M Kathleen Gibson |
Peggy |
Winifred Cottrill |
Sophia (Squire Western's Daughter) |
Dorothy Marshall |
Chorus |
I R Bray, A Newton, N Bardsley, M Benson, E Boon, K Cargill, K Dean, Q Eadington, K Kellett, I Marten, A C Mason, K Ousey,
M Spencer, W Stafford, C Webb, H Wood, A Bradbury, L A Cowcill, F K Harcombe, J Hardcastle, F Jones, A Marshall, J H Moores,
W Mottershead, A N Royle, S L Wood |
ORCHESTRA |
Violins |
Miss Dunnington (leader), Miss Simpson, Miss Milnes, Miss Walsh, Miss Thompson, Miss Nixon, Miss Morris, Miss Dobson, Miss Mason,
Mrs Bythell, Mrs Moscrop, Mrs Kelstrop, Mr Agte, Mr Poval |
Violas |
Mrs Ogg, Mr Godlee, Mr Milburn, Mr Howarth |
Cellos |
Mrs Clayton, Mrs Scott, Mrs Shepherd, Dr Bythell, Mr Frischmann |
Bass |
Mr Howarth |
Oboe |
Mr Harrison |
Bassoon |
Mr Whitaker |
Trombone |
Mr Hardy |
Flute |
Mr Rutherford
Miss Stancliffe |
Clarinettes |
Miss Ballinghall
Mr Lewis |
Trumpet |
Mr Wild |
Drums |
Mr Spirey |
Piano |
Mrs Blease |
Stage Manager |
Mr W Holmes |
Conductor |
Mr Lee Thistlewaite |
Hon. Accompanist |
Mrs Blease |
Properties |
Mrs Beving |
Wardrobe |
Mrs Brown
Mrs Carter
T G Whitaker
F D Carter |
Hon Secretaries |
G Kirkham
F D Carter |
Stage Staff |
J R H Clayton
F D Gibson
J P Griffiths
B Meads
D Moss |
Lighting |
A C Mallinson
K Potter
E Ross |
Make Up |
Miss Hume
W Holmes |
Costumes, Wigs, etc by W A HUME & SONS, Manchester |
Scenery by J M BARRETT & SONS LTD, Pendleton, Manchester |
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