Bequest to the Nation by Terence Rattigan
Corfield Hall, Taunton 1974
(Programme undated beyond season 74 – 5, but the chronological listing has it as the last play of 1974)
(Programme undated beyond season 74 – 5, but the chronological listing has it as the last play of 1974)
| Cast | |
| George Matcham Sen | Ray Stokes |
| Katherine Matcham | Dione Willoughby |
| Betsey | Stephanie Roberts |
| George Matcham Jnr | Kevin Triggs |
| Emily | Betty Holmes |
| Frances Lady Nelson | Avril Gooding |
| Nelson | David Hughes |
| Lord Barham | John Emmett |
| Emma Hamilton | Eileen Emmett |
| Francesca | Eileen Agrell |
| Lord Minto | Arthur Moorhouse |
| Captain Hardy | David Lea |
| Rev. William Nelson | John Darlington |
| Captain Blackwood | Michael Hawkins |
| Sarah Nelson | Jean Lawson |
| Footman | Andrew Cromwell |
| Maid | Sari Byrne |
| Backstage | |
| Directed by | Elsie Goldsmith |
| Settings designed by | Edward Goldsmith |
| Lighting by | Ian Marfell |
| Stage Manager | Brian Robinson |
| Costumes under the direction of |
Susan Jones |
| With assistance of | Betty Holmes & Linda Symonds |
| Properties | Sari Byrne |
| Assistant Stage Managers | Hilary Smith, Rosemary Allsworth, Barbara Gulliford |
| Scenic Assistant | John Darlington |
| Sound and Music | John Reynolds |
| Production Secretary | Betty Lea |
| Front of House or Acknowledgments | |
| House Manager | John Howe |
| Programme sellers directed by | Noreen Marfell |
| Box Office | William Rich |
| Coffee | Betty Lea & Marjorie Balman |
| For silverware | Jeremiah Antiques |
| For composing production attitude music | Hamlyns Music Shop |
| For - - - - - | Taunton Cider Company |