Conductor Paul Scott is discussing matters with a television representative.
The numbers sung were taken from the Poole's Cavern Sing repertoire.
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The group (largely comprised of Savoynetters) were recorded live for the television programme 'News North West'.
Conductor Paul Scott is discussing matters with a television representative. The numbers sung were taken from the Poole's Cavern Sing repertoire. |
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Director: Alistair Donkin
Houston's Yeomen was the first production at the Festival to be completely sold out - including the standing room. This placed certain limitations on your photographer which has resulted in the images not being up to the usual standard.
A Review of Yeomen of the Guard - by Marc Shepherd
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Tower Warders |
| Dark danger hangs upon the deed! Leonard (Joe Key), Pheobe (Kitty Karn) and Sgt Meryll (James R Jennings) |
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Wouldst thou earn an hundred Crowns? Jack Point (Alistair Donkin), Lieutenant of the Tower (Billy James Hargis II) and Elsie Maynard (Glay Marie Posch) |
| Thy life shall forfeit be instead Wilfred Shadbolt (Ralph L Katz) being supported by two Yeomen after learning that the prisoner is not in his cell. |
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Free from his fetters grim Colonel Fairfax (Russ Clark) |
| Strange Adventure Fairfax, Dame Caruthers (Leah Tsamous), Sgt Meryll and Kate (Gabrielle Forrest) |
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An entertaining and well sung cabaret presentation by Houston G&S Society. The talent of their soloists was enhanced by their experienced microphone technique. (The only cabaret so far in the Festival to use the microphone effectively).
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| Ralph L Katz (Wilfred Shadbolt) |
Kitty Karn (Pheobe) |
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| Leah Tsamous (Dame Caruthers) |
Glay Marie Posch (Elsie Maynard) |
Page updated 17 September 1998
