1947
The Three Sisters
A play by Anton Tchekhov
A Proscenium production
Directed by George Woollands,
Stage managed by Denis Grist
Baptist Hall, College Road, Harrow
September 4th & 5th
(Theatre) (Cast list based on review from
The Observer & Gazette , Thursday September 11, 1947)
Olga Sergeyevna Prozorova (Olga) : Margaret Rendle
Maria Sergeyevna Kulygina (Masha) : Hilda Pickard
Natalia Ivanovna Prozorov (Natasha) : Patrician Leinert
Andrei Sergeyevich Prozorov (Andrey) : Adrian Bendle
Irina Sergeyevna Prozorova : Christine Finn
Elderly Russian Officer : Raynor Strudwick
Baron Nikolaj Lvovich Tuzenbach : Bernard Bowles
Aleksandr Ignatyevich Vershinin : George Woollands
Fyodor Ilyich Kulygin : Denis Grist
Staff Captain Vassily Vasilyevich Solyony : Edward WilliamsonOther roles played by
Mary Collins
Sydney Pickard
Pamela Colbon
James Perrer
Pamela Carlyon
Patricia Tellintyre
Our Town
A play by by Thornton Wilder
Christine plays Rebecca Gibbs
The Tower Theatre
April 10th, 16th & 17th
See: http://www.towertheatre.co/plays/1948/p4804.htm
Presented at St Pancras Town Hall A play by by Thornton Wilder
Christine plays Rebecca Gibbs
The Tower Theatre
April 10th, 16th & 17th
See: http://www.towertheatre.co/plays/1948/p4804.htm
July 7, 1948
(Theatre)
1949
Larger Than Life
A comedy by Guy Bolton
Based on the novel ' Theatre' by W. Somerset Maugham
Settings by Stephen Taylor
Produced by Eric Fawcett
2nd September
A comedy by Guy Bolton
Based on the novel ' Theatre' by W. Somerset Maugham
Settings by Stephen Taylor
Produced by Eric Fawcett
2nd September
(BBC TV)
School Motto: 'Per Ardua ad Nauseum ' The Co-Ed College with the Curious CurriculumResident Staff: Principal, Dennis Lawes, Norman Wisdom, Mai Bacon, Stanelli, Diana Morrison and Max BaconPupils:
Audrey Wayne, Graham Moffett, Lillian Ellis, tobert Andrews, Betty
Blackler, Anthony Hilton, Beryl McMillan, Andrew Sax, Beverley Cash,
Peter Marshall, Christine Finn, Colin CampbellIntruders: Joe Linnane and Horace Percival
Syllabus prepared by Ted Kavanagh and Carey Edwards
School architecture by Richard Greenough
Founded and administered by Richard Afton First broadcast: (BBC Television)
The Romantic Age/Naughty Arlette
Christine played Jennie
Directed by Edmond T. Gréville
Film released 29 November 1949
(Cinema)
Christine Finn as Jennie
Christine Finn and Hugh William
School Motto: 'Per Ardua ad Nauseum '
The Co-Ed College with the Curious Curriculum
Resident Staff: Principal, Dennis Lawes, Norman Wisdom, Mai Bacon, Stanelli, Diana Morrison and Max Bacon
Pupils:
Audrey Wayne, Graham Moffett, Lillian Ellis, tobert Andrews, Betty
Blackler,
Anthony Hilton, Beryl McMillan, Andrew Sax, Beverley Cash,
Peter Marshall, Christine Finn, Colin Campbell
Intruders: Joe Linnane and Horace PercivalSyllabus prepared by Ted Kavanagh and Carey Edwards
School architecture by Richard Greenough
Founded and administered by Richard Afton
The Romantic Age/Naughty Arlette
Christine played Jennie
Film released 29 November 1949
(Cinema)Christine played Jennie
Directed by Edmond T. Gréville
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| Christine Finn as Jennie |
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| Christine Finn and Hugh William |
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