Campbell Howard Index - C

• Campbell
• Capern
• Carroll
• Clark
• Cohen

• Collisson
• Conroy, John. see O'Grady, John and Conroy, John.
• Costello
• Crawford
• Cronin

• Cumming
• Cunnington
• Cusack
• Cuthbertson

1. NICK, an Australian P.O.W.
2. DEATH, an Australian P.O.W.
3. SOCRATES, an Australian P.O.W.
4. PROFESSOR, an Australian P.O.W.
5. ISHIMOTO, a Japanese guard

1. Athol Fredrickson
2. Ron Stevens
3. Gerald Westbury
4. William Adams
5. Ken Brown

• COLONEL JANSON
• MRS HYDE-WHYTE
• LADY DUNSTAN
• MISS MORGAN
• MR BARNETT

1. MRS MURPHY, the tea woman
2. RITA SPENCER, Mr Greenway's secretary
3. PEGGY SELLEN, the office girl
4. JOAN HARLEY, Mr Stone's secretary
5. AMY MURDOCH, the bookkeeper
6. NANCY WILLIAMS, the telephonist
7. PAULINE FULTON, Mr Gillies' secretary
8. ELSA BENNETT, Mr Brennan's secretary

1. Jess Trenoweth
2. Betty Edwards
3. Heather MacKenzie
4. Gwen Plumb
5. Ella Stark
6. Hylda Hole
7. Win Moffatt
8. Marjorie Bell

• The living room in Mrs Hennessey's boarding house.
• I Saturday morning. The present.
• II That afternoon.
• III Saturday night.

• MRS HENNESSEY, the landlady
• ALF, her brother
• MRS WILKINS, who lives in the back flat
• MARY ADAMS, a shop girl
• DOLLY SMITHERS, a factory girl
• BERT JONES, a labourer engaged to Dolly
• DAN HENNESSEY, Mrs Hennessey's husband
• DICK ROBERTS, a bank clerk
• ANN ROBERTS, his wife
• RADIO ANNOUNCER

• The entire action takes place in a small Indian town.
• I The road before the Saiva temple gate near a fruit store.
• II.i A street scene.
• II.ii The Banyan tree. Moonlight.
• III.i A room in Ram's house. Dawn.
• III.ii Leila's house. The Red Dawn.
• IV.i A street. Sunset.
• IV.ii The interior of a ruined temple in complete darkness.

• RAM, a cynical rice grower
• AMMAN, a young poet
• ABABU, an old servant of Ram
• AKBAR, a Moslem agitator
• YASMINI, a pilgrim
• LEILA, a temple dancer
• MIRI, sister of Leila
• PRIESTS, MERCHANTS, BEGGARS, DANCING GIRLS, etc.

• I.i The O'Briens' living room.
• I.ii The same. A few nights later.
• II Hotel room. One week later about 4.30 pm.
• III The O'Briens' living room. Two hours later.

• POP O'BRIEN
• MA O'BRIEN
• TOM, their younger son
• JIM, their elder son
• JENNY, Jim's wife
• MIKE, another brother
• MOLLY, their daughter
• BOB, Molly's friend
• GEORGE
• KAY

• I.i Interior of a rough slab hut. December 1827.
• I.ii George Street North, Sydney, outside the "Currency Lass", a public house near the Rocks. March 1828.
• I.iii A clearing in the Australian bush. September 1828.
• II Big Mick's hut.
• III.i Bush scene. September 1830

• FRANK, the poet
• MUCKLESTON
• JACK DONAHUE
• PEDLAR
• SEAMAN
• PADDY MALONE
• PUBLICAN
• CONSTABLE DOOLAN
• GIRL
• McNAMARA
• UNDERWOOD
• WEBBER
• WALMSLEY
• JIM JONES
• DENIS O'REILLY
• BIG MICK
• MRS O'REILLY
• NANCY O'REILLY
• OLD BIDDY
• MARY
• DAN
• ROSE and KATHLEEN, Big Mick's daughters
• CHORUS
• VOICE

• I Balcony of a Hotel.
• II Dressing room of a Prima Donna.
• III Chancellor's study.

• CARL
• SOPHY
• MARWITZ
• ANTON

• ANGELS
• MARTYRS
• DREAM PRIESTS
• MONSTERS
• DRUIDS
• ROMANS
• BRITONS
• MEDIEVAL KINGS
• FIGURES IN TABLEAUX

• I.i An Aboriginal encampment at night.
• I.ii The same.
• I.iii The same.

• GIMBIN, a tribal elder
• NAMALKA, a warrior
• KAJABBI, a warrior who was once impressed for work by white men for a short while
• KALKALDOON, an Aboriginal girl
• NUMERIN, an Aboriginal girl
• POLICEMAN and BLACK TRACKER.

• I.i Mary's overcrowded room in an industrial suburb.
• I.ii The same. One month later.
• I.iii The same. Two hours later.

• AUNT MAY THOMPSON
• IDA THOMPSON, her daughter
• MARY HALLIDAY, her niece
• BILL HALLIDAY, Mary's husband

• GEORGE PAINTER, a selector
• MARY, his wife
• JIM JACKSON, a farm hand

1. THE Author
2. THE MAN
3. THE FATHER
4. THE DAUGHTER
5. THE DERELICT THE WOMAN
6. THE GIRL

Names in brackets are of Characters of the play ("Spirit Variable") with in the play.

1. Gordon Davies
2. Adrian Power (Toni Sperrati)
3. Mervyn Janson (Lawyer George Johnson)
4. June Dawson
5. Ray Dunlop (Martin Conway)
6. Linda Flanders (Mrs Linda L'Estrange)
7. Victoria Savage (Phyllis Redgrave) Marie Ferguson, Joan Lyons--in the audience.

1. RAMON, a palace guard
2. GREGOR, the ruler's son
3. DAPHNE, Queen-Consort
4. STEVEN, the ruler's nephew
5. DAVID, the ruler of Earth
6. JANE, a palace flower girl

1. Len Wintour
2. Noel Cannon
3. Beryl Finlay
4. Brian Cannon
5. Graham McAlpine
6. Berys Marshall

1. APPOLLODORUS, a Greek servant
2. XANTIPPE, wife to Socrates
3. SOCRATES, the great philosopher
4. SAPPHO, Xantippe's niece
5. CRITO, a Greek soldier betrothed to Sappho
6. LOTIS, a student of Socrates
7. SOPHOCLES, poet-dramatist and soldier
8. PLATO, friend and student of Socrates
9. ARIADNE, a child of the household

• 2. Linda Flanders
• 3. David Brown
• 4. Gladys Mackay
• 5. Colin Daddow
• 7. Ray Dunlop Roles unspecified: Errol Curran, Marie Ferguson, John Duryea, Patricia Kattern.

• DAN FRENCH, owner of Cudgewa
• ANDY WATT
• AH SIN
• GRACE LESTEVEN
• JACKY LENNON
• DR VALDER
• SAM SKEETS
• STOCKMEN

• JOHN PERRETT, a returned Anzac
• BOB ALLEN, a returned Anzac
• BILL, an original Anzac
• ALAN, an original Anzac
• DOUG, an original Anzac
• TOM, an original Anzac
• PAT, an original Anzac

• Dr John Smith's living room, Currawong Valley.
• I.i Winter. Early in the evening.
• I.ii Later the same night.
• II.i The following evening.
• II.ii Two nights later.
• III The following morning.

• DR JOHN SMITH
• ELAINE, his adopted daughter
• JASON DENVER, an artist
• MRS CAROLINE DENVER
• MRS ERRINGTON-BROWN, a local resident
• MR TALBOT, owner of the local fruit cannery
• JACK SMITH, a young Union organiser
• TRALLIE TOWERS, Mrs Errington-Brown's ex-domestic servant

• I.i The Ropers' flat. Late evening.
• I.ii The same. Next morning.
• II The same. A week later.
• III.i A hillside at Stanwell Park. Next evening
• III.ii The same. A fortnight later.
• III.iii The Ropers' flat. Three months later.

The morning room of the Prendergast home in Sydney. Prologue 1948

• I.i 1898. A summer morning.
• I.ii 1898. A week later.
• I.iii 1898. The following night.
• II.i 1903. Five years later.
• II.ii 1903. A month later.
• II.iii 1908. Five years later.
• III. i 1928. Twenty years later.
• III. ii 1948. Twenty years later.
• III. iii 1948. A few days later. Epilogue 1948.

• POLICE SERGEANT
• DR ROSALIND HALL, the Rosalind of the rest of the play
• CARLO SANTANELLI
• TOM, the coachman's son
• LAVINIA and CHARLOTTE PRENDERGAST, 16 year old twin daughters of Major Prendergast
• MAJOR PRENDERGAST
• ROSALIND PRENDERGAST, his second daughter
• ANGELICA PRENDERGAST, his eldest daughter
• HARRISON, a solicitor

The staff room of Easthaven Girls' High School.

• I Monday 8.45 a.m.
• II.i Monday 11.00 a.m.
• II.ii Monday 1.10 p.m.
• III.i Monday 3.35 p.m.
• III.ii Thursday 8.50 a.m.

1. MISS PORTIA KINSBURY, Deputy Headmistress
2. MISS CHARLOTTE BATES
3. MISS MARGARET SOLE
4. MISS SHEILA RAY
5. MISS ROSE HAMMOND
6. MRS MacNEIL
7. MISS DORA PEARL
8. MISS GWYN CARTWITHEN
9. MISS WOODS, Headmistress

1. Nancy Hill
2. Ruth Rowell
3. Doris Jefferson
4. Coralie Condon
5. Rose Stace
6. Ella Munyard
7. Sheila O'Halloran
8. Joan Evans
9. Dorothy Krantz

• I. The verandah of Simon Hoad's bungalow. A summer morning on the Island of Moluka in the South Pacific.
• II.i The same. A week later.
• II.ii The same. Two days later.
• II.iii The verandah with a beach in the foreground. Before dawn the next morning.
• III.i The same. Three days later just before sunset.
• III.ii The same. Before midnight the same day.
• III.iii The same as Act I. Before sunrise the next morning.

• BATAH, secretary to Simon Hoad
• DIBU, WANO, JURI, island boys aged 17-18
• LITOLE, NINOA, MARA, island girls aged 17-18
• TALUA, Kahru's wife
• VITI, Simon Hoad's wife
• LALOMA, Simon Hoad's daughter
• SIMON HOAD, owner of Moluka
• KAHRU, Adjutant of Moluka
• COLONEL WINTERTON, Chief of Military Divison of the Atomic Control Board
• PROFESSOR NICHOLAS, Nuclear Physicist
• SQUADRON-LEADER CLIVE EVERETT, a pilot attached to the Military Division of the Atomic Control Board
• THE HON. OSBERT DAY, Minister-at-Large and Chairman of the Atomic Control Board
• ISLANDERS, in masks in sacrificial scene

An inn at Parramatta, New South Wales, in 1812.

• I Evening.
• II Later the same evening.
• III The following morning.

1. MICHAEL, an ostler at the Inn
2. ALICIA
3. LANDLORD
4. MAGGIE
5. EMMA
6. THE OFFICER

1. Colin Jones
2. Laura West
3. Harold Fraser
4. Stephanie Sheppard
5. Nora Allen
6. John Appleton

• MONICA
• BELLE, her friend
• ANTON DARNAK, a pianist
• NEIL, Monica's husband

1. SHE, who is dead
2. ARTHUR LIPSCOMBE, her husband
3. OLIVE, her friend
4. MR LIPSCOMBE, her father-in-law
5. MARIAN, her sister
6. HE, who carries the light

1. Wendy Woolfrey.
2. Jack Saul.
3. Laura West.
4. Edward Cavill.
5. Dymphna Cusack.
6. William Wines.

• MISS CLANCY, voluntary helper at Canteen
• MATT PAYNE, A.I.F. Sergeant
• AN ABORIGINAL, A.I.F. Private
• SISTER RUTH WYNNE, A.I.F. Nurse
• FLYING-OFFICER DON PRESTON, R.A.A.F.
• ELMER LEE, Sergeant in U.S. Forces
• BILL STEVENS, A.I.F. Private
• MRS FITZGERALD, voluntary helper at Canteen
• YOUNG U.S. AIRMAN
• MRS STANWELL-ROCK, voluntary helper at Canteen
• MRS GILDEN, voluntary helper at Canteen
• BETTINA SMYTHE, voluntary helper at Canteen
• MRS MONA HALLIDAY, muniton worker and voluntary helper at Canteen
• "KOKODA", Young A.I.F. boy
• JAKE, a Newfoundlander in the merchant navy
• ERKY, a Cockney in the merchant navy
• SCOTTISH NAVAL RATING WITH R.N.
• LAURA, A.W.A.S.
• TRIXIE, A.W.A.S.
• SERGEANT JULIE RUTHERFORD, A.A.M.W.S.
• MAJOR REX MORRISON, A.A.M.S.
• MRS SHIRLEY WATT, voluntary helper at Canteen

• ARCHBISHOP
• LADY MAUD
• MURGATROYD
• GHOST
• JANE
• HONORIA
• DR VAMPIRE

• SYLVIA, an actress
• JERRY, an actor
• TONY, Sylvia’s husband, a playwright