YES, MADAM?
A Musical comedy in 2 Acts
Music by Jack Waller and Joseph Tunbridge, Lyrics by R.P.
Weston and Bert Lee. Book by R.P. Weston, Bert Lee and
K.R.G. Browne based on the novel by K.R.G. Browne
- Directed & Choreographerd: Ralph Reader
- Musical Director: Joseph Tunbridge
- Scenic Design: Clifford Pember
- Costumes: Schiaparelli,
Jill Casson, B. J. Simmons, Mme Ann, Gladys Cobb, Hawes & Curtis,
Morris Angel
London Hippodrome. Opened 27 September, 1934; closed 22 June, 1938
(302 Perfs)
SYNOPSIS
Bill and Sally are working as domestic servants in the
Yorkshire home of button manufacturer, Peabody and his
indomitable sister. Tony Tolliver stands to inherit a
fortune should the pair fail to survive incognito and
undismissed in their jobs for two months, is out to get them
to fail. There is another problem on the horizon, the lusty
inamorata of Mr Peabody, the actress Pansy Beresford. Bill
is told by Peabody to get back his love letters from Pansy
as he is going into politics and does not wish to leave any
traces of his former indiscretions about. But Bill bungles
the attempt and is caught by the amorous actress. In the end, in true musical comedy fashion, all turns out
well: Tolliver gets Pansy, Billy and Sally get the cash -
and each other - and Peabody is content with his peace of
mind.
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ORIGINAL CAST
- Gladys- Pearl Greene
- Pamela - Winifred Izard
- Foskett - Lawrence Barclay
- Scoffin - Arthur Bentley
- Sally Ganthony - Binnie Hale (Pearl Greene)
- Mr Mountain - Ernest Graham
- Bill Quinton - Bobby Howes
- Catlett - Harcourt Brooke
- Tony Tolliver - Billy Leonard
- Miss Peabody - Bertha Belmore
- Mr Peabody - Wylie Watson
- Policeman - James Carney
- Pansy Beresford - Vera Pearce
- Sir Charles Drake-Drake - Robert Greig/Vincent Lawson
- Night Club Manager - Jack Vyvyan
- Policeman - Arthur Bentley//Ben Arthur
- Producer - Herbert Belmore
- Call Boy - Fred Grey
- Coop - Herbert Belmore//out
Ensemble:
Vivien Farnham, Margaret Ann, Adele Bagers, Daphne Blake, Peggy de
Beer, Ann Coventry, Barbara Deams, Audrey Eastwood, Mary Taylor, Phoebe
Savage, Patricia Stainer, Rosemary Rock, Elsie Fuller, Margaret Gordon,
Betty Greaves, Myra Goad, Molly Hayward, Pat Lovegrove, Mary Lynn, Enid
Dixon Orr, Pamela de Woolf, Pat Watson, Esme Oxley, Vera Laine.
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