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from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift
Done into Dramatic form, with new Songs and Choruses and produced by Lance Sievering. The whole embellished with music composed by Robert Chignell

The Cast will include: Stuart Robertson, W.E.C. Jenkins, David Tennant, Alaistair Sim, Wilfred Fletcher, Elliott Seabrooke, Arthur Klane, Beatrice Gilbert, J. Hubert Leslie, Herbert de Leon, John Rorke, Arthur Goullet, A. Lubimoff, Ina Souez, Peter Vokes, Sydney Green, Margaret Graham-White, Marjorie Smith, Wilfrid Jackson

(Fade up Music and sounds of approaching crowd)
Gulliver: Behold! What is this concourse of little people? They are dragging something. (He laughs.) Upon my soul! It is my hat!
(The crowd, dragging the great hat, advance singing, accompanied by Handelian light music)
'We have found a great black substance
Lying on the ground.
Very oddly shaped is the object we have found.
Larger than his Majesty's bedchamber.
The edge is flat, the centre's round.
We have stamped upon it!
We have stamped upon it!
And it is hollow!
And we humbly conceive
That the thing which we have found
Must be something that the great Man Mountain
Left lying on the ground!

(Daventry National Programme)

Contributors

Author:
Jonathan Swift
Dramatised and produced by:
Lance Sievering
Music composed by:
Robert Chignell
The Orchestra under the direction of:
Stanford Robinson
[Actor]:
Stuart Robertson
[Actor]:
W.E.C. Jenkins
[Actor]:
David Tennant
[Actor]:
Alaistair Sim
[Actor]:
Wilfred Fletcher
[Actor]:
Elliott Seabrooke
[Actor]:
Arthur Klane
[Actress]:
Beatrice Gilbert
[Actor]:
J. Hubert Leslie
[Actor]:
Herbert de Leon
[Actor]:
John Rorke
[Actor]:
Arthur Goullet
[Actor]:
A. Lubimoff
[Actress]:
Ina Souez
[Actor]:
Peter Vokes
[Actor]:
Sydney Green
[Actress]:
Margaret Graham-White
[Actress]:
Marjorie Smith
[Actor]:
Wilfrid Jackson

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