A Friend Indeed
by
William Douglas Home
Directed by: Mollie K Locke
September 1973
A young pair who have met on the Isle of Capri a few days earlier and want to get married right away.
The girl is the daughter of the Permanent Head of the Foreign Office, and the boy the son of the rich American widow.
But the boy is also the son of the Permanent Head of the Foreign Office, the result of a spot of diplomatic dalliance in Washington during the war.
| Miri |
Beryl Jolley |
| Sir John Holt |
Norman Whitelam |
| Sir Lionel Hilbury |
Ken Dooley |
| Lady Maude Hilbury |
Doris Cocking |
| Sheila Hilbury |
Lynda Hankinson |
| Bobby Butterfield |
Paul Mitchell
(programme showed 'Robert Stephenson') |
| Rosie Butterfield |
Maisie Pring |
| Stage Manager |
Peter Womby |
| Wardrobe |
May Seal |
| Properties |
Maureen Ogley
Jill Nash
Francesca Mitchell
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| Continuity |
Pat Thomas |
| Lighting and Sound |
Gordon Butler |
| Lighting assistant |
Mary Gregory |
| Set Construction |
Harry Outhwaite
John Rowlands
L Kirwin
Cecil Wildman
Bob Ward
B Hillston |
Light fittings used on the set on loan from
Exchange Electric Ltd of Great Ancoat Street
to whom offer our sincere thanks |
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