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The Master of Mrs. Chilvers: An Improbable Comedy
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From the opening
THE SECOND ACT
SCENE: Liberal Committee Room, East India Dock Road.
TIME: 5 p.m.
THE THIRD ACT
SCENE: The Town Hall, East Poplar.
TIME: 10 p.m.
AS IT WAS PRODUCED AT THE ROYALTY THEATRE, LONDON, ON
APRIL 26TH, 1911, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
MESSRS. VEDRENNE & EADIE.
Lady Mogton MARY RORKE
Annys Chilvers LENA ASHWELL
Phoebe Mogton ETHEL DANE
Janet Blake GILLIAN SCAIFE
Mrs. Mountcalm Villiers SARAH BROOKE
Elizabeth Spender AURIOL LEE
Rose Merton ESME BERINGER
Mrs. Chinn SYDNEY FAIRBROTHER
Geoffrey Chilvers, M.P. DENNIS EADIE
Dorian St. Herbert LEON QUARTERMAINE
Ben Lamb, M.P. A. E. BENEDICT
William Gordon EDMUND GWENN
Sigsby MICHAEL SHERBROOKE
Hake H. B. TABBERER
Mr. Peekin GERALD MIRRIELEES
Mr. Hopper STANLEY LOGAN
Mrs. Peekin ROWENA JEROME
Miss Borlasse CATHLEEN NESBITT
Miss Ricketts HETTA BARTLETT
GEOFFREY CHILVERS, M.P. A loving husband, and (would-be)
(President Men’s League for the affectionate father. Like many
Extension of the Franchise to other good men, he is in sympathy
Women) with the Woman’s Movement: “not
thinking it is coming in his
time.”
ANNYS CHILVERS (née Mogton, A loving wife, and (would-be)
Hon. Sec. Women’s Parliamentary affection mother. Many thousands
Franchise League) of years have gone to her making.
A generation ago, she would have
been the ideal woman: the ideal
helpmeet. But new ideas are
stirring in her blood, a new
ideal of womanhood is forcing
itself upon her.
LADY MOGTON (President She knows she would be of more
W.P.F.L.) use in Parliament than many of
the men who are there; is
naturally annoyed at the Law’s
stupidity in keeping her out.
PHOEBE MOGTON (Org. Sec. The new girl, thinking more of
W.P.F.L.) politics than of boys. But that
will probably pass.
JANET BLAKE (Jt. Org. Sec. She dreams of a new heaven and a
W.P.F.L.) new earth when woman has the
vote.
MRS. MOUNTCALM VILLIERS She was getting tired of
(Vice-President W.P.F.L.) flirting. The Woman’s Movement
has arrived just at the right
moment.
ELIZABETH SPENDER (Hons. Treas. She sees woman everywhere the
W.P.F.L.
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