Round About Regent Street (1935)

CREATED, DEVISED AND PRODUCED BY

George Black, assisted by Charles Henry

DANCES AND ENSEMBLES ARRANGED BY

Frederick Ashton and J Sherman Fisher

MUSIC

Orchestrations and arrangements by Billy Ternent and Jock Premice

SCENERY

G McConnell Wood, Alec Shanks, Max Weldy, and Harry Delvin

PLAYERS

Flanagan and Allen, Nervo and Knox, Naughton and Gold (The Crazy Gang)

A Flower Market

COSTUMES

Max Weldy, from designs by Freddy Wittop

DANCERS

Jeanne Devereaux

The Very Merry Widow

MUSIC

Franz Lehár

COSTUMES

Max Weldy, from designs by Freddy Wittop

ENSEMBLE

The Ambassador: Chesney Allen; The Secretary of State: Bud Flanagan; The Ambassador’s Wife: Hannah Watt; Prince Danilo: Teddy Knox; The Widow: Jimmy Nervo; and ensemble

Olde London Towne: Buy My Cherries

MUSIC

Roger McDougal

DANCERS

The Cherry Maid: Jeanne Devereaux

Vauxhall Gardens, 1759

ENSEMBLE

Bea Hunter; Prince Frederick: Syd Railton; Milady–, Friend of the Prince: Hannah Watt; Mâitre d’hôtel: Del Foss
“Poor Bride–Poor Groom” sung by the Crazy Gang and Company
“Love’s Telegraph” sung by Adrian Burgess and Company

The Moth and the Flame

DANCERS

The Moth: Jeanne Devereaux

Replaced in London by

The Lady in Red

MUSIC

Mort Dixon and Allie Wrubel (from the film In Caliente, 1935)

DANCERS

Jeanne Devereaux

FIRST PERFORMANCE

Presented by George Black, Hippodrome, Brighton, 12 August 1935; London Palladium, 27 August 1935