Saint Matthew's Amateur Dramatic Society's production of Journey's End programme"

Gymnasium, Hawarden

12 February 1934

BUCKLEY ST. MATTHEW'S DRAMATIC SOCIETY

"JOURNEY'S END"

A play in three acts by R. C. Sherriff

The scene is laid in a Dug-out in the British Trenches before St. Quentin, March 1916

PROGRAMME

Overture…..Wartime Songs …Arr. H. E. Rowlands

NATIONAL ANTHEM

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ACT 1

Evening on Monday, 18^th March, 1918

Wartime Music Hall Sections ….Arr. H. E. Rowlands

Trumpet Call - "Cookhouse"

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ACT 11

Scene 1 Tuesday Morning

Military March……"Colonel Bogey" Alford

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Scene 11 Tuesday Afternoon

Largo from the "New World Symphony" Dvorak

Trumpet Call "Alarm"

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ACT 111

Scene 1 Wednesday Afternoon

"Celtic Lament"……Foulds

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Scene 11 Wednesday Night

"Solemn Melody"…… Walford Davies

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Scene 111 Thursday, towards dawn

Trumpet Call - "Last Post"

DRAMATIS PERSON/E

(in order of appearance)

Captain Hardy…………………..F. Roberts

Lieutenant Osborne …………. W. Hannaby

Private Mason ……… H. Dolby

Corporal Broughton …………. Frank Roberts

2^nd Lieut. Raleigh …………. E. G. Pritchard

Captain Stanhope ………… T. Davies

2^nd Lieut. Trotter ………… R. Peters

2^nd Lieut. Hibbert ………… W. Wolfe

The Company Sergeant Major A. Peters

The Colonel ……… A. H. P. Fox

A German Soldier ………… J. Duffield

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ProducerA. H. Purcell Fox

Stage ManagerB. Burrowes

Musical DirectorH. Elvet Rowlands

TrumpeterJ. J. Griffiths

Chief ElectricianF. Whittaker

Assistant Electricians Bevis Edwards and R. Dunn

Grateful Acknowledgement is here made to all who have kindly assisted by lending costumes, properties, etc.

Author: Saint Matthews Dramatic Society

Saint Matthew's Amateur Dramatic Society's production of Journey's End programme"

Gymnasium, Hawarden

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