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1944 - 1945

Miss Hook of Holland

Arndyk, Holland; early 20th century...

Mr. Hook is celebrating his fifty-eighth birthday as the play opens. He is a wealthy distiller who has made his fortune through his daughter Sally, who invented a famous liqueur "Cream of the Sky". Sally loves Van Vuyt, the bandmaster of a regiment; Van's commanding officer, Capt. Paap, is also in love with Sally.

Paap determines that he must have Sally, and his chance comes when Hook drops the recipe for the famous liqueur. It is picked up by the lazy Slinks, who in turn sells it to Paap. Paap intends to offer his services to help find the missing recipe, and thus gain the favor of Mr. Hook.

Van Vuyt disguises himself and goes to the distillery in the place of Slinks, who had been offered employment. Schnapps, the foreman of the distillery, is in love with Mina (the Hooks' maid). Eventually Van Vuyt succeeds in returning the lost recipe to Hook and in the end everything is cleared up: Paap decides to take Freda, Schnapps is taken over by Mina, and Van and Sally are happily united.


Director: Mark Brooks

Musical Direcror: H. Bramwell Bailey

Dance Arrangements: Yolande LeDuc

Cast

Alison Thomas

Mina

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Anne Larsen

Clara Voos, chorus

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Arthur Peltz

Lieutenant De Coop, Dancer, Chorus

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Elsie Parks

Market Girl, Chorus

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Esther Henry

Sally Hook

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Howard Trueman

Ludwig Schnapps

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J. E. Webb

Van Eck, Chorus

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J. M. Williams

Bandmaster Van Vuyt

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James G. Scott

Mr. Hook

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Jean Halley

Market Girl, Dancer, Chorus

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Joane Sansome

Freda Voos

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Kay Cannon

Market Girl, Chorus

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L. W. Monk

Captain Adrian Paap

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Percy May

An Old Policeman, Chorus

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Phyllis Lugsdin

Gretchen

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Sidney Bagnall

Simon Slinks

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W. Clark

Workman, Loafer, Chorus

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Wendy Scott

An Old Market Woman, chorus

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Yolande LeDuc

Solo Dance

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A. Hilton

Chorus

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Amie Nicol

Chorus

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Anderson Kalil

Loafer, Chorus

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Andree Cunningham

Orphan, Chorus

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Art. Savard

Chorus

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B. Wilton

Chorus

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Bert Thomas

Loafer, Chorus

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Billie Metcalfe

Orphan, Chorus

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C. Watkin

Chorus

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Catherine Marven

Chorus

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Daisy May Cheekley

Dancer

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Doreen Burchill

Chorus

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Elise J. Stubbs

Chorus

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Fleurette Savard

Orphan, Chorus

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Frances O'Malley

Chorus

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Gabrielle Mougin

Chorus

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Gordon Graham

Dancer, Chorus

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H. Sills

Loafer, Chorus

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Helen Currie

Chorus

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Holly Le Marquand

Orphan, Chorus

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Iris Wilson

Dancer, Chorus

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Isabel Forward

Dancer, Chorus

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Isobel Brown

Orphan, Chorus

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Iva Bridges

Chorus

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J. Drummond

Loafer, Chorus

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J. Nanson

Dancer, Chorus

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Jean Hewitt

Chorus

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Jean Martin

Orphan, Chorus

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Jean W. Hutton

Chorus

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Jim Pullen

Dancer, Chorus

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Josephine Salesse

Orphan, Chorus

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Julia Pearce

Dancer, Chorus

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Katherine McDonald

Orphan, Chorus

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Lorna Logan

Chorus

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Margaret Rowles

Chorus

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Marguerite Willis

Chorus

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Marjorie Lyne

Dancer, Chorus

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Mary Barrette

Chorus

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Mary C. Allen

Chorus

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Mervyn Pettapiece

Chorus

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Patricia Boreham

Chorus

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Rosalie Sladen

Chorus

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Ruth Chisholm

Chorus

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Ruth Piers

Orphan, Chorus

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Ted Hothersall

Dancer, Chorus

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Thomas E. Ferguson

Loafer, Dancer, Chorus

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Viola Turgeon

Chorus

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W. C. Tierney

Chorus

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W. L. Murray

Chorus

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Production

Alice Kehoe

Prompting

Bert Thomas

Business Manager

Betty Brooks

Properties

J. G. Scott

Publicity & Programme

Mallabar

Costumes

Mrs Verne Ridgeway

Solo Dancer's costume

Neil O'Donald

Lighting Effects

Pearl Hayden

Costuming

Richard W. Mitchell

Accompanist

S. E. Bagnall

Publicity & Programme

Ted Hothersall

Entertainment

William Adkins

Sets

Miss Hook of Holland
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