Photo Gallery - "The Sentimental Bloke" (1971) |
"The Sentimental Bloke" 1971 | | | | Directed by Helen Cattermull and Gordon Dick Musical Director Lois Cottell
Based on the famous C J Dennis poems, made into a silent film in 1918, then stage play in 1922, a talkie in 1932 and a musical in the 50s.
It was the first Australian musical Players had presented.
It is set around a pickle factory in Spadgers Lane, a slum area of Melbourne in 1913.
Our 1971 program announced subscribers would receive two tickets to each major production at a cost of $6 per year. | | | (L to R): Bill Faine (Ginger Mick) John Stoutley (The Bloke) Cathy Savage (Rose) Betty Shaw (Doreen) | | (L to R): John Snell (the Stror 'At Coot) was a favourite with Pickalilli Lil's factory girls, including Lyn (Magee) Greer (left) and Wendy Watts (right). Guys on the left are Don Smith, Larry Ryan (Choreographer) and Ian Murdoch | | | | | | | | (L to R): Dudley Nelson as Mr.Capper, Sherry (Cherry Maughan) Barnes as Sal and Bill Faine as Ginger Mick | | | | | | | | | |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 07 March 2020 )
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