They Came to a City - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Produced by [[Minna Schneier]] for [[New Theatre]] at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in 1944, featuring [[Doreen Hamshaw]], [[Sydney Witkin]], [[Shirley Hepburn]], [[Anita Colman]] and others.
+: Produced by [[Minna Schneier]] for [[New Theatre]] at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in 1944, featuring [[Doreen Hamshaw]], [[Sydney Witkin]], [[Shirley Hepburn]], [[Anita Colman]] and others. Set designed by [[Ernest Ullman]].
 : Produced by [[Minna Millstein]] for the UCT Dramatic Society, 1944, featuring [[Mary Dean]], [[Richard Buncher]], [[Diana Rimer]], [[Rowland Pilcher]], [[Anthony Robinson]], [[Pietro Nolte]], [[Bronwen Mears]], [[Dorothea Gibson]]. Set by [[Basil Warner]].

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 ''[[South African Opinion]]'', 1(6):23; 1(7):20, 1944.
-''Trek'', 9(3):18; 9(5):18, 1944.
+''[[Trek]]'', 9(3):18; 9(5):18, 1944.
 [[Saturday Post]], June 21, 1947.
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+== Return to ==
 Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 T|T]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays

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 : Produced by [[Minna Millstein]] for the UCT Dramatic Society, 1944, featuring [[Mary Dean]], [[Richard Buncher]], [[Diana Rimer]], [[Rowland Pilcher]], [[Anthony Robinson]], [[Pietro Nolte]], [[Bronwen Mears]], [[Dorothea Gibson]]. Set by [[Basil Warner]].
-June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Pot Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Tasker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as "?," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
+June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Port Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Tasker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as "?," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
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 : Produced by [[Minna Millstein]] for the UCT Dramatic Society, 1944, featuring [[Mary Dean]], [[Richard Buncher]], [[Diana Rimer]], [[Rowland Pilcher]], [[Anthony Robinson]], [[Pietro Nolte]], [[Bronwen Mears]], [[Dorothea Gibson]]. Set by [[Basil Warner]].
-June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Pot Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Tasker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as " ," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
+June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Pot Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Tasker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as "?," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
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 : Produced by [[Minna Millstein]] for the UCT Dramatic Society, 1944, featuring [[Mary Dean]], [[Richard Buncher]], [[Diana Rimer]], [[Rowland Pilcher]], [[Anthony Robinson]], [[Pietro Nolte]], [[Bronwen Mears]], [[Dorothea Gibson]]. Set by [[Basil Warner]].
-June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Pot Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Trusker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as " ," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
+June 26 - 28, 1947: The [[Walmer Club]] (Pot Elizabeth) staged the play at the [[Walmer Town Hall]]. Produced by [[Elaine Tasker]] who also starred as "Alice Foster". Other actors included [[Jimmy Tasker]] as "Joe Dinmore," [[Dick Hidden]] as "Fred Cudworth," Mrs [[H S Exley]] as "Mrs Batley," [[Patricia Boswell]] as " ," [[Denniss Ruck]] as "her hen-pecked husband," and [[Elizabeth Holliday]] as "Lady Loxfield," [[Renee Benjamin]] as "Phillipa," and [[F N Ward-Able]] as "Sir George Gedney". [[BM Woods]] and [[J Heath]] were responsible for the setting and decor.
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−	''They Came to a City'' by J.B. Priestley (1894-1984). Published in ''Four Plays'', Heinemann, 1944. (Contents: ''[[Music at Night]]''; ''[[The Long Mirror]]''; ''They Came to a City''; ''[[Desert Highway]]''.)	+	'''''They Came to a City''''' is a play by J.B. Priestley (1894-1984). Published in ''Four Plays'', Heinemann, 1944. (Contents: ''[[Music at Night]]''; ''[[The Long Mirror]]''; ''They Came to a City''; ''[[Desert Highway]]''.)

	Produced by [[Minna Schneier]] for [[New Theatre]] at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in 1944, featuring [[Doreen Hamshaw]], [[Sydney Witkin]], [[Shirley Hepburn]], [[Anita Colman]] and others.		Produced by [[Minna Schneier]] for [[New Theatre]] at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in 1944, featuring [[Doreen Hamshaw]], [[Sydney Witkin]], [[Shirley Hepburn]], [[Anita Colman]] and others.