Autumn 1984
Hay Fever
by Noël Coward
Cast In Order Of Appearance
| Sorel Bliss | Jean Edrich |
| Simon Bliss | Paul Nicol |
| Clara | Patricia James |
| Judith Bliss | Kate Fenemore |
| David Bliss | Jack Hyde |
| Sandy Tyrell | David Foyle |
| Myra Arundel | Lynne Dent |
| Richard Greatham | Keith Phillips |
| Jackie Coryton | Tena Hodson |
| Produced by | Eric Usher |
| Stage Manager | Bob Pugh |
| Lighting | Bob Beattie |
| Properties | Karen Beattie |
| Set Design | Bob Pugh Keith Phillips |
| Continuity | Kathleen Martin |
| Artwork | Melanie Telford |
The action of the play takes place in the Hall of the Blisses' House at Cookham, during a June weekend.
ACT I Saturday afternoon
ACT II Saturday evening
ACT III Sunday morning
There will be an interval of 20 minutes between Acts I & 11, when refreshments will be on sale in the foyer. There will also be a 3-minute interval between the II & III Acts.
Acknowledgements
This production would not have been possible without the help and assistance of the following:
Mrs. W. Wheeler, for the loan of the Costumes
 | Elphicks of Huntingdon |
| Munro of Godmanchester |
| SIMADS |
| Hambleden Press |
| Flora Magna |
| The Manager and staff, George Hotel |
| The Card Gallery, Huntingdon |
| The Antique Galleries, Huntingdon |
History
After its conception in 1943, the Club began with two one-act plays in 1944 and its first full-length play in the Town Hall in 1945. The next year saw a move to the Corner Theatre, which has long since given way to a commercial showroom. In 1949 we turned to the George Hall and the 11 years spent there are remembered by many as the heyday of the Club.
In 1960 we made our last move, to the Commemoration Hall, where for the first time we had a permanent stage, dressing-rooms, kitchen facilities and scenery accommodation.
During its 40 years the Club has won numerous awards . for outstanding productions, many of them in the last ten years alone. For each production the Club gives a free preview performance to an invited pensioners' audience.
To new members of the audience we extend a cordial invitation to keep coming, to the small but loyal band of regular supporters we render deepest thanks, you have made it all worthwhile.
Presidents
The Club has now had three Presidents and could not have been more fortunate in the choice:
| the late Dowager Lady Hemingford |
| the late Lord Hemingford |
| Mr. Kenneth Beaton, JP |
A word of thanks is also due to Jack Hyde, who was in the very first Club production, and is still acting in our plays now. We are grateful for his loyal support over the years, and hope he continues to be a regular cast member in years to come.
Programme Cover
