Green room rags
Contributors: Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931; Green Room Rags Society; Apollo Theatre (London, England); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1949
Language: eng
Description: "Green Room Rags," Apollo Theatre, licensed by the Lord Chamberlain to Prince Littler (by kind permission of Associated Theatre Properties and H.M. Tennent Ltd.), chief rag picker, George Street, foreword by Arnold Bennett. Manager for Apollo Theatre David Pollock.
Notes: Apollo Theatre, Sunday, 19th June, 1949.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: The Green Room Girls, Jack Hobbs, Peter Bennett, Anthony Marlowe, Walter Plinge, Peter Glaze, John Varley, Edgar Norfolk, Noel Dryden, at the piano: Gwen Austin, Richard Goolden introduces Emlyn Williams, Dennis Bowen, Bruce Seton, George Street, Bill Staughton, Madge Elliott, Joan Swinstead, Cyril Ritchard, Ernest Thesiger, Muriel Smith, Clifford Mollison, John Turnbull, Bruce Belfrage, Charles Mortimer, Ballard Berkeley, Ivor Barnard, William Freshman, at the piano Hebe Howarth, at the piano Stewart McBean, Colin Gordon, Cameron Hall, Nigel Patrick, Peggy Hahn, Deirdre Depayer, Janice Lothian, Lois Green, Derek Tansley, Wallas Eaton, Morris Sweden.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Program: 1. Overture "Rags and Bones" / Herbert Griffiths; title: 2. Begin the begin / Frank Eyton and Kenneth Leslie-Smith; title: 3. In the jamb / Laurence Atteridge; title: 4. Anona Winn; title: 5. Every picture tells a story / Emlyn Williams; title: 6. Juanita / arranged by William Cox-Ife; title: 7. Violetta / Desmond Davis, produced by Cyril Ritchard; title: Interval; title: 8. Muriel Smith; title: 9. Entracte: Harold Collins and his orchestra; title: 10. Memechose; title: 11. Closed for cleaning, or, All the world's a stage / Frank Eyton, produced by Henry Mollison; title: 12. Deryck Guyler; title: 13. Douglas Byng; title: 14. A matter of form / Austin Melford; title: 15. Semprini; title: 16. A presentation of some numbers from "A Queen For Sunday" a comic operette / book by ALfred Dunning and Leslie Julian Jones, lyrics and music by Leslie Julian Jones, assisted by the ladies and gentlemen of the ensemble of "Belinda Fair", music orchestrated by Baynton Power, produced by Beatrice Appleyard and the composer.