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A ghost story by Welsh author Emlyn Williams.
Performed by STADS at St. Teilo's Church Hall, Bishopston on April 30th, May 1st, 6th, 7th & 8th, 1982. Tickets cost 50p, children 35p, OAPs Thursday only 35p.
Synopsis
There is a legend concerning a murder once committed at the St James' Theatre, that a dumb woman will appear on stage to reveal the murderer. Sir Charles Jasper holds a dinner-party in the theatre. Tonight he will come into a vast fortune. Should he die before eleven, his nephew Maurice will inherit it. Maurice arrives and engineers his uncle's murder. Then the dumb woman of the legend appears...
Programme
Beryl West
'Miss Groze' ~ Dorothy Morris
'Cavendish' ~ John O'Malley
'Miss Wragg' ~ Beryl Maslin
'Jimmy North' ~ Barry Cooper
'Beatrice Jasper' ~ Jackie Cooper
'Mrs Arthur' ~ Margaret Lloyd
'Sir Charles Jasper' ~ Harry Maslin
'Maurice Mullins' ~ Rodney Fryer
Woman ~ Brenda Jones
Stage Manager ~ Bill Payne
Assistants ~ Ken Jenkins, Hilary Rose
Lighting ~ John Dixon
Props ~ Wendy Hemns-Tucker, Nita Latham
Make-up ~ Jill Dixon, Anita McNamara