Production is a step back in time
COLOURFUL characters from devious squires, to virtuous maidens and cunning thieves took to the stage for Hatherleigh Players' latest production.
The performers took a step back in time and hosted an Edwardian Music Hall in the Community Centre.
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OLDEN DAYS: Dave Crook, Alan Jones, Helen Reddaway and Louise Bater in a scene from the Hatherleigh Players' Old Time Music Hall. Picture: Ian Snell 1002_964_002
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YOUNG STARS: These youngsters were taking part in Hatherleigh's Old Time Music Hall. At the front are: Prevail Harmony, Niamh Cole and Scarlett Coughlin. Picture: Ian Snell 1002_964_002
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SHOWTIME: Hatherleigh Players present an Old Time Music Hall at the Community Centre. Pictured are some of the Chorus Girls. Picture: Ian Snell 1002_964_002
Jane Francis from the group said: "Bernard Jones was the chairman of the evening with a plethora of the proverbials, introducing each act with an eloquence of phrase that had to be heard to be believed.
"The acts ranged from the Incredibly Strong Mr Mint to melodramas involving devious squires, virtuous maidens, the Metropolitan police and some cunning thieves.
"Miss Leonars's Young Ladies sang and danced, and the chorus was beyond compare."
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