'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Francis E. Pollard Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Reginald H. Robson Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Victor Alexander Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Edgar Castle Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Howard Smith Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: E. Mary Reynolds Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Elizabeth T. Alexander Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Mary Pollard Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Dorothy K. Goadby Print: Book
'Meeting held at 22, Cintra Avenue: 14.5.35
Francis E. Pollard in the Chair
1. Minutes of last read + approved.
[...]
4. We then read Badger’s Green. Mrs. Goadby and Reginald Robson had allotted the parts as
follows:—
Doctor Wetherby F. E. Pollard
Major Forrester R. H. Robson
Mr. Twigg V. W. Alexander
Mr. Butler E. B. Castle
Mr. Rogers H. R. Smith
Dickie [Wetherby] E. Mary Reynolds
Mrs. Wetherby Elisabeth Alexander
Major Forrester Mary Pollard
Mr. Butler’s Secretary Dorothy K. Goadby
Mary Mary Robson
The reading was very good fun. The well meaning self importance of Dr. Wetherby & Major
Forrester, & the much doubted organizing ability of their respective wives provided the setting of
local jealousy + futility in which the skill and tact of Mr. Butler + his Secretary showed up well.
The secret passion of Mr. Twigg for entomology + fretwork and the breezy heartiness of Dickie
provided some comic moments, while the thick pated, bucolic characters — Mr. Rogers + Mary —
grounded the play firmly in its village simplicity.'
Century: 1900-1945 Reader/Listener/Group: Mary E. Robson Print: Book
