A Lady Mislaid
A comedy by Kenneth Horne
Tuesday 19 October 1954 - Friday 22 October 1954
The Little Theatre, Old Royal Marines Camp, Butts Close, Faringdon
Directed by Peter Lilley
Performances start 7:30 pm.
Tickets were available from White Bros (hairdressers), 7 Cornmarket, Faringdon.
The action of the play takes place in the living room at “Manor Cottage,” the home of Esther and Jennifer Williams.
Two unmarried sisters have rented an isolated country house in search of peace and quiet to aid the younger sister’s recovery from a recent nervous breakdown. They have hardly arrived before the police come and start digging in the garden for the dismembered body of the wife of the previous tenant who has mysteriously disappeared. Their peace is shattered, the quiet country atmosphere they longed for becomes chaotic and when the husband of the supposed victim turns up in the shape of a very meek and timid little man, the twists and complications which follow lead to hilarious surprises for everyone.
Cast (in order of appearance):
Mrs Small - Margaret Bolton
Jennifer - Betty Lilley
Esther - Margaret Carter
Bullock - Jim Caldwell
A Visitor - George Young
George - Peter Lilley
Young Woman - Eileen Drew
See programme for further details.
Production No.14 (4 shows were performed over 4 days).