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SHE WOU'D IF SHE COU'D ⓢ

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A comedy by George Etherege , Esq. acted at His Highnesse the Duke of York's Theatre
Printed for H. Herringman. at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in the Lower walk of the New Exchange. 1668.
Music composed and directed by DONALD SWANN with Robert Eddison
Michael Flanders , Bill Fraser
Hattie Jacques , Ian Richardson
Prunella Scales , and Stephanie Voss
Dramatis Personae:
Produced by H. B. FORTUIN
Robert Eddison Is In The Importance of being Earnest ' at the Haymarket Theatre; Stephanie Voss is in ' The Four Musketeers' at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London; Ian Richardson is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Co. To be repeated on October 18
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Contributors

Comedy By:
George Etherege
Unknown:
H. Herringman.
Directed By:
Donald Swann
Unknown:
Robert Eddison
Unknown:
Michael Flanders
Unknown:
Bill Fraser
Unknown:
Hattie Jacques
Unknown:
Ian Richardson
Unknown:
Prunella Scales
Unknown:
Stephanie Voss
Produced By:
H. B. Fortuin
Produced By:
Robert Eddison
Unknown:
Stephanie Voss
Unknown:
Ian Richardson
Two honest gentlemen of the town Mr Courtall:
Ian Richardson
Mr Freeman:
Denys Hawthorne
Mr Courtall's servant:
Brian Haines
Mrs Sentry, my Lady Cockwood's gentlewoman.:
Prunella Scales
Two country knights Sir Oliver Cockwood:
Bill Fraser
Two country knights Sir Joslin Jolly:
Michael Flanders
My Lady Cockwood:
Hattie Jacques
Two young ladies, kinswomen of Sir Joslin Ariana:
Rosalind Shanks
Two young ladies, kinswomen of Sir Joslin Gatty:
Stephanie Voss
Two Exchange-women Mrs Gazette:
Pauline Letts
Two Exchange-women Mrs Trinket:
Betty Hardy
Mr Rakehell, a knight of the industry:
Robert Eddison
Waiter in the ' Bear ':
Brian Haines
Thomas, Sir Oliver Cockwood's man:
Leonard Fenton
Source: Radio Times

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