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Duke of York Theatre, London

1959

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Samuel French, London, 1960

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Comedy

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Ford Baxter of the American Navy had been given two addresses in London - one a boutique run by Sally where he is to make an order for blouses. The other is the address of a good time girl also called Sally. And Ford gets them mixed up!

Arts, Cambridge

1956

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Samuel French, London, 1956

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Play/Drama

5

2

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Revival

Sheffield

1964

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Evans, London, 1966

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Comedy

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Joe Henderson, a hard-working but rather tight-fisted widower, lives with his daughter, Mary, in the grimy, English mill town of Brimley. Joe's two married sisters, Alice and Jane, also reside in Brimley, as have all of their family - with the exception of three black sheep uncles who were asked to leave town some fifty years earlier. But now one of the uncles, Robert Oldfreld, has written to announce his intention of coming back to Brimley to end his days and Joe, learning that the old man has amassed a fortune, decides to offer him a home. His sisters are easily hoodwinked into letting Joe take over the "family obligation," until they, too, find out about Uncle Robert's money - at which point the bickering begins. When the old gentleman arrives he finds that he is to be shuttled back and forth from home to home, but the mood of energetic cordiality rapidly dissipates when it is discovered that their guest is not Uncle Robert at all, but his ne'er-do-well brother, Emmanuel. A promise being a promise Joe take

Hull

1964

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Samuel French, London, 1965

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Comedy

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Policeman plagued by two busybodies - corpse which keeps vanishing and office cleaner who finds it

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Samuel French, London, 1961

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One Act

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5

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Amateur

1976

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Samuel French, London, 1976

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Play/Drama

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man becomes house husband to his capable and experienced wife, however jealousy ensues and the daughter arrives with two babies and no husband

Savoy Theatre, London

1958

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Evans Bros, London, 1959

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Play/Drama

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Well that's the end of a day in the life of John Mallorie, ladies and gentlemen. Tomorrow he will be a little older though not necessarily wiser. I hope you found it interesting. I did.'

Richmond Theatre, Richmond

1973

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Samuel French, London, 1975

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Murder Mystery

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police superintendent has his hands full with a series of murders fortunately Lily Piper discovers how it was all done

Westminster Theatre, London

1955

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Samuel French, London, 1956

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Sensational Drama

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man reliant on wife's money asks for divorce after ten years of marriage, on refusal attempts to kill her, other murders ensue

Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury

1966

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Samuel French, London, 1967

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Comedy

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if his son's future is non of his business then running a canteen is

Westminster Theatre, London

1957

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in "Plays Of The Year Vol.16", Elek, London, 1958

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Comedy

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Phoenix Theatre, London

1964

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Samuel French, London, 1965

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Adaptation

3

4

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Original Playwright - Francois Campaux

wife and mistress discover old friendship as son makes effort to supplant his father

Malcomn Knight on tour

1981

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Samuel French, London, 1982

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Comedy

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4

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a millionaire at thirty nine with the help of a philandering wife who then attempts to seduce the President of The USA, 'Ronnie'

Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne

1961

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Samuel French, London, 1961

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Comedy/Drama

Comedy

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Peter and Simon Ross are identical twins. Peter a rector with a crumbling church has got into debt with expensive repairs it needed. Simon is a City whiz kid also in debt a being persuade by creditors. The brothers agree to impersonate each other and sort out each other's problems.

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Samuel French, London, 1960

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Play/Drama

5

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When Sally married Jim things seemed to be well. But Jim's drinking and womanising drove them apart. Sally now lives with Jim's mother Mrs Logan. She has become very friendly with the local doctor, Stephen and he would like to marry her but Mrs Logan is against divorce. To spare her feelings Sally decides not to ask for a divorce. Jim gets very drunk one night and breaks into his mother's home. He is incensed when he finds Sally and Stephen in bed. He has a knife in a struggle with Sally he is stabbed. The couple panic and try to get rid of the body - but the police are suspicious.

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Samuel French, London, 1967

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Comedy

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London

1962

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Samuel French, London, 1963

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Murder Play

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Ray is in debt. He devises a plan to defraud his insurance company by faking his own death. He makes friends with Stuart. He plans to lure Stuart into his studio, murder him and set it on fire - then his wife Lee will identify the charred remains. She will after a time come to where he is hiding out and they will live happily ever after on the insurance money. Stuart is lured into the studio and it burns down. Several days later a young woman turns up saying she is Stuart's girl friend and is worried that she has not seen him for some time. Then Stuart turns up - he says that when he went into the studio it was all in darkness and that he tripped over a dead body - he ran away and found that he had blood on his hands. But was the body that of Ray?

Richmond, Surrey

1962

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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Coliseum Theatre, Oldham

1957

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Evans Bros, London, 1957

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Play/Drama

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