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Beatrice Saxon-Snell

  

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Beatrice Saxon-Snell : Love Came In

'Meeting held at “Frensham” 8th July 1944
    Howard R. Smith in the chair.

[...]

7. “Love Came In” by Beatrice Saxon-Snell was read with the following cast:-
    Thomas Curtis — F. E. Pollard
    Anne Curtis — Isabel Taylor
    Sandra — Elsie Harrod
    Joe Coale — Bruce Dilks
    James Naylor — Howard Smith
Before the reading Howard Smith briefly recounted the historical events leading up to the time at which the action takes place. which explains the very strained relations between George Fox & James Naylor. It was agreed that when the copies were returned to Beatrice Saxon-Snell she should be warmly thanked for lending them to us, & told how very much the club appreciated the play.

8. “The Dear Departed” by Stanley Houghton a play of a much more frivolous nature, was read with the following cast:-
    Henry Slater — Bruce Dilks
    Amelia Slater — Muriel Stevens
    Ben Jordan — Howard Smith
    Elizabeth Jordan — Rosamund Wallis
    Victoria Slater — Margaret Dilks
    Abel Merryweather — F. E. Pollard

9. It being still quite early we decided to read another short play & chose quite at random from the books available “The Man who wouldn't go to Heaven” by F. Sladen-Smith. Read from sight and cast quite haphazardly this proved most entertaining. F. E. Pollard as the recording angel, Basil Smith as the Free Church Minister (with a voice pregnant with unxious non-conformity), Rosamund Wallis as a string minded woman calling loudly for her dog & indeed every character was most aptly portrayed. The full cast was as follows:
    Thariel — F. E. Pollard
    Margaret — Margaret Dilks
    Richard Alton — Bruce Dilks
    Bobbie Nightingale — Howard Smith
    Eliza Muggins — Muriel Stevens
    Sister Mary Teresa — Dorothea Taylor
    Mrs Cuthbert Bagshawe — Ruth Beck
    Harriet Rebecca Strenham — Rosamund Wallis
    Rev John McNulty — Basil Smith
    Timothy Toto Newbiggin — Sylvanus Reynolds
    Derrick Bradley — Elsie Harrod
[signed as a true record by] AB Dilks 18/9/44'

Century:      Reader/Listener/Group: Francis E. Pollard      Print: Book

  

Beatrice Saxon-Snell : Love Came In

'Meeting held at “Frensham” 8th July 1944
    Howard R. Smith in the chair.

[...]

7. “Love Came In” by Beatrice Saxon-Snell was read with the following cast:-
    Thomas Curtis — F. E. Pollard
    Anne Curtis — Isabel Taylor
    Sandra — Elsie Harrod
    Joe Coale — Bruce Dilks
    James Naylor — Howard Smith

Before the reading Howard Smith briefly recounted the historical events leading up to the time at which the action takes place. which explains the very strained relations between George Fox & James Naylor. It was agreed that when the copies were returned to Beatrice Saxon-Snell she should be warmly thanked for lending them to us, & told how very much the club appreciated the play.

8. “The Dear Departed” by Stanley Houghton a play of a much more frivolous nature, was read with the following cast:-
    Henry Slater — Bruce Dilks
    Amelia Slater — Muriel Stevens
    Ben Jordan — Howard Smith
    Elizabeth Jordan — Rosamund Wallis
    Victoria Slater — Margaret Dilks
    Abel Merryweather — F. E. Pollard

9. It being still quite early we decided to read another short play & chose quite at random from the books available “The Man who wouldn't go to Heaven” by F. Sladen-Smith. Read from sight and cast quite haphazardly this proved most entertaining. F. E. Pollard as the recording angel, Basil Smith as the Free Church Minister (with a voice pregnant with unxious non-conformity), Rosamund Wallis as a string minded woman calling loudly for her dog & indeed every character was most aptly portrayed. The full cast was as follows:
    Thariel — F. E. Pollard
    Margaret — Margaret Dilks
    Richard Alton — Bruce Dilks
    Bobbie Nightingale — Howard Smith
    Eliza Muggins — Muriel Stevens
    Sister Mary Teresa — Dorothea Taylor
    Mrs Cuthbert Bagshawe — Ruth Beck
    Harriet Rebecca Strenham — Rosamund Wallis
    Rev John McNulty — Basil Smith
    Timothy Toto Newbiggin — Sylvanus Reynolds
    Derrick Bradley — Elsie Harrod

[signed as a true record by] AB Dilks 18/9/44'

Century:      Reader/Listener/Group: Isabel Taylor      Print: Book

  

Beatrice Saxon-Snell : Love Came In

'Meeting held at “Frensham” 8th July 1944
Howard R. Smith in the chair.

[...]

7. “Love Came In” by Beatrice Saxon-Snell was read with the following cast:-
Thomas Curtis — F. E. Pollard
Anne Curtis — Isabel Taylor
Sandra — Elsie Harrod
Joe Coale — Bruce Dilks
James Naylor — Howard Smith

Before the reading Howard Smith briefly recounted the historical events leading up to the time at which the action takes place. which explains the very strained relations between George Fox & James Naylor. It was agreed that when the copies were returned to Beatrice Saxon-Snell she should be warmly thanked for lending them to us, & told how very much the club appreciated the play.

8. “The Dear Departed” by Stanley Houghton a play of a much more frivolous nature, was read with the following cast:-
Henry Slater — Bruce Dilks
Amelia Slater — Muriel Stevens
Ben Jordan — Howard Smith
Elizabeth Jordan — Rosamund Wallis
Victoria Slater — Margaret Dilks
Abel Merryweather — F. E. Pollard

9. It being still quite early we decided to read another short play & chose quite at random from the books available “The Man who wouldn't go to Heaven” by F. Sladen-Smith. Read from sight and cast quite haphazardly this proved most entertaining. F. E. Pollard as the recording angel, Basil Smith as the Free Church Minister (with a voice pregnant with unxious non-conformity), Rosamund Wallis as a string minded woman calling loudly for her dog & indeed every character was most aptly portrayed. The full cast was as follows:
Thariel — F. E. Pollard
Margaret — Margaret Dilks
Richard Alton — Bruce Dilks
Bobbie Nightingale — Howard Smith
Eliza Muggins — Muriel Stevens
Sister Mary Teresa — Dorothea Taylor
Mrs Cuthbert Bagshawe — Ruth Beck
Harriet Rebecca Strenham — Rosamund Wallis
Rev John McNulty — Basil Smith
Timothy Toto Newbiggin — Sylvanus Reynolds
Derrick Bradley — Elsie Harrod

[signed as a true record by] AB Dilks 18/9/44'

Century:      Reader/Listener/Group: Elsie Harrod      Print: Book

  

Beatrice Saxon-Snell : Love Came In

'Meeting held at “Frensham” 8th July 1944
Howard R. Smith in the chair.

[...]

7. “Love Came In” by Beatrice Saxon-Snell was read with the following cast:-
Thomas Curtis — F. E. Pollard
Anne Curtis — Isabel Taylor
Sandra — Elsie Harrod
Joe Coale — Bruce Dilks
James Naylor — Howard Smith

Before the reading Howard Smith briefly recounted the historical events leading up to the time at which the action takes place. which explains the very strained relations between George Fox & James Naylor. It was agreed that when the copies were returned to Beatrice Saxon-Snell she should be warmly thanked for lending them to us, & told how very much the club appreciated the play.

8. “The Dear Departed” by Stanley Houghton a play of a much more frivolous nature, was read with the following cast:-
Henry Slater — Bruce Dilks
Amelia Slater — Muriel Stevens
Ben Jordan — Howard Smith
Elizabeth Jordan — Rosamund Wallis
Victoria Slater — Margaret Dilks
Abel Merryweather — F. E. Pollard

9. It being still quite early we decided to read another short play & chose quite at random from the books available “The Man who wouldn't go to Heaven” by F. Sladen-Smith. Read from sight and cast quite haphazardly this proved most entertaining. F. E. Pollard as the recording angel, Basil Smith as the Free Church Minister (with a voice pregnant with unxious non-conformity), Rosamund Wallis as a string minded woman calling loudly for her dog & indeed every character was most aptly portrayed. The full cast was as follows:
Thariel — F. E. Pollard
Margaret — Margaret Dilks
Richard Alton — Bruce Dilks
Bobbie Nightingale — Howard Smith
Eliza Muggins — Muriel Stevens
Sister Mary Teresa — Dorothea Taylor
Mrs Cuthbert Bagshawe — Ruth Beck
Harriet Rebecca Strenham — Rosamund Wallis
Rev John McNulty — Basil Smith
Timothy Toto Newbiggin — Sylvanus Reynolds
Derrick Bradley — Elsie Harrod

[signed as a true record by] AB Dilks 18/9/44'

Century:      Reader/Listener/Group: Bruce Dilks      Print: Book

  

Beatrice Saxon-Snell : Love Came In

'Meeting held at “Frensham” 8th July 1944
Howard R. Smith in the chair.

[...]

7. “Love Came In” by Beatrice Saxon-Snell was read with the following cast:-
Thomas Curtis — F. E. Pollard
Anne Curtis — Isabel Taylor
Sandra — Elsie Harrod
Joe Coale — Bruce Dilks
James Naylor — Howard Smith

Before the reading Howard Smith briefly recounted the historical events leading up to the time at which the action takes place. which explains the very strained relations between George Fox & James Naylor. It was agreed that when the copies were returned to Beatrice Saxon-Snell she should be warmly thanked for lending them to us, & told how very much the club appreciated the play.

8. “The Dear Departed” by Stanley Houghton a play of a much more frivolous nature, was read with the following cast:-
Henry Slater — Bruce Dilks
Amelia Slater — Muriel Stevens
Ben Jordan — Howard Smith
Elizabeth Jordan — Rosamund Wallis
Victoria Slater — Margaret Dilks
Abel Merryweather — F. E. Pollard

9. It being still quite early we decided to read another short play & chose quite at random from the books available “The Man who wouldn't go to Heaven” by F. Sladen-Smith. Read from sight and cast quite haphazardly this proved most entertaining. F. E. Pollard as the recording angel, Basil Smith as the Free Church Minister (with a voice pregnant with unxious non-conformity), Rosamund Wallis as a string minded woman calling loudly for her dog & indeed every character was most aptly portrayed. The full cast was as follows:
Thariel — F. E. Pollard
Margaret — Margaret Dilks
Richard Alton — Bruce Dilks
Bobbie Nightingale — Howard Smith
Eliza Muggins — Muriel Stevens
Sister Mary Teresa — Dorothea Taylor
Mrs Cuthbert Bagshawe — Ruth Beck
Harriet Rebecca Strenham — Rosamund Wallis
Rev John McNulty — Basil Smith
Timothy Toto Newbiggin — Sylvanus Reynolds
Derrick Bradley — Elsie Harrod

[signed as a true record by] AB Dilks 18/9/44'

Century:      Reader/Listener/Group: Howard Smith      Print: Book

  

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