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VÉRONIQUE - November 1961
Crippled with debts, Vicomte Florestan de Valincourt risks prison, short of marrying a rich heiress. King Louis-Philippe himself is to act as a witness at his wedding to a young girl from the provinces, Helene de Solanges. She happens to come into this very shop and, unseen, overhears a conversation which reveals to her that her betrothed is also the lover of the winsome florist's wife, and that without having met Helen he is going to marry her for her money.
Music by André Messager
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| Mme. Coquenard |
Eileen Walker |
| M. Coquenard |
Bill Renouf |
| Sophie |
Audrey Blow |
| Séraphin |
Gerry Catcheside |
| Comtesse Ermerance |
Pamela Mills |
| Mlle. Hélène de Solanges |
Wendy Perkins |
| Count Florestan |
Tom Pinney |
| Octave |
John Felix |
| Felicien |
Brian Sterry |
| M. Loustot |
Keith Eldred |
| Orderly |
Harry Mitchell |
| Denise |
Heather Pinney |
| Aunt Benoit |
Rosemary Press |
| Customer |
Eric Tomkinson |
| Ladies of the Chorus |
Daphne Ashdown, Yvonne Beaton, Audrey Blow, Alberta Catcheside, Brenda Hindle, Micky McCallum, Rosemary Press, Mavis Sterry, Renee Walker |
| Gentlemen of the Chorus |
Brian Sterry, Peter King, Harry Mitchell, John Felix, Wilf Mitchell, Charles Richards, Joe Stansfield, Ron Suter, Eric Tomkinson |
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| Producers |
Anna Sims, Dorothy Edmead |
| Musical Director |
W Breeze |
| Choreographer |
Eileen Walker |
| Chorus Mistress & Pianist |
Ethel Mitchell |
| Wardrobe |
Mavis Sterry |
| Stage Director |
Edward Nadal |
| Scenic Artist |
Edward Nadal |
| Properties |
Jillian Parkes, Eve Atkins |
| Sound |
A. C. Estlick |
| Lighting |
Don Metcalf |
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