Difference between revisions of "Tickle the Kitty"
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Performed in the City Hall, Port Elizabeth on April 3 - 6, 1957. | Performed in the City Hall, Port Elizabeth on April 3 - 6, 1957. | ||
| − | Devised and arranged by : [[Stanley Nathan]]. Starring [[Reg Fuller’s Orchestra]], [[The Castle Boys and Girls]], [[Gerry Kettler]], [[The Greeff Trio]], [[Doris Brasch]], [[Don Barrigo]], [[Bill Brewer]], [[Harry and Jack]], [[Althea Rowling]], [[Merle Kramer]], [[Johnston and | + | Devised and arranged by : [[Stanley Nathan]]. Starring [[Reg Fuller’s Orchestra]], [[The Castle Boys and Girls]], [[Gerry Kettler]], [[The Greeff Trio]], [[Doris Brasch]], [[Don Barrigo]], [[Bill Brewer]], [[Harry and Jack]], [[Althea Rowling]], [[Merle Kramer]], [[Johnston and Osbourne]], [[Jack Dowle]], [[Betty Roth]] and [[Dudley Baldwin]]. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 12 February 2018
Tickle the Kitty was a musical cabaret by Stanley Nathan and was written to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the South African Bowling Tournament in 1957. The production was sponsored by Castle Beers.
The original text
Devised and arranged by Stanley Nathan.
Performance history in South Africa
Performed in the City Hall, Port Elizabeth on April 3 - 6, 1957.
Devised and arranged by : Stanley Nathan. Starring Reg Fuller’s Orchestra, The Castle Boys and Girls, Gerry Kettler, The Greeff Trio, Doris Brasch, Don Barrigo, Bill Brewer, Harry and Jack, Althea Rowling, Merle Kramer, Johnston and Osbourne, Jack Dowle, Betty Roth and Dudley Baldwin.
Sources
Tickle the Kitty theatre programme, 1957.
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