
Production Details
The Ghost Train
By Arnold Riley
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Directed by David du Boulay
Director's Notes First staged in 1925, the Ghost Train has continued to be popular both on stage and in film. The author, Arnold Ridley (more popularly known as Private Godfrey in Dad's Army), conceived the idea for the play while enduring a four hour delay on a train journey from the Midlands. Although not technically easy to produce for the stage, the sounds of the train were originally achieved by using a drum, a thundersheet, a cylinder of compressed air and a garden roller! Fortunately, we can now rely on modern technology. Twenty three years have passed since the Masque Players produced this play. I hope that the bleak setting and haunting sound effects will again create an atmospheric thriller which will keep you in suspense.
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CAST LIST
Saul Hodgkin - Richard Winthrop - Elsie Winthrop - Charles Murdock - Peggy Murdock - Teddie Deakin - Miss Bourne - Julia Price - Herbert Price - John Sterling - Jackson - First Policeman - Second Policman - |

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