Campbell Howard Index - J

• Jones
• Judd
• Juliet (Julia Ethal Levy)
• Jury

The lounge hall at the Manor.

• I Before dinner.
• II The following evening.
• III The next morning.
• IV Two hours later.

1. DR CLEGHORN LEE
2. CARRIE LEE, his wife
3. HUGH CORLISS
4. BILLIE CRAIG
5. ROSE, a maid
6. LADY ANNE CRAIG
7. RICHARD CRAIG
8. MASON, a butler
9. PEMBERTON DACRE
10. MARIAN DACRE
11. VICTORINE, Lady Anne's maid
12. DETECTIVE STEEL

1. G.S. Kay Souper
2. Ethel Morrison
3. Raymond Lawrence
4. Sheila Helpman
5. Katie Towers
6. Emelie Polini
7. Frank Harvey
8. Maurice Dudley
9. Mayne Lynton
10. Mildred Cottell
11. Nancye Stewart
12. Kenneth Brampton

• I A corner of the garden at Government House in Sydney. The afternoon of 24 January 1808.
• II.i The parlour of Government House. Same evening.
• II.ii The Courthouse in Sydney. Next day, 25 January.
• II.iii A corridor in Government House. Same night.
• II.iv Lamb's bedroom, Government House. Few minutes later.
• III.i A drawing room in Government House. 4 February 1809.
• III.ii The same. 17 January 1810.

In order of appearance:

1. SAM JUPP, Bligh's servant
2. COUNTESS LOLITA
3. ANDRE DE LA MARRE, an adventurer
4. POLLY, Nancy's maid
5. NANCY LESLIE, Governor Bligh's ward
6. LIEUTENANT LAWSON of the N.S.W. Corps
7. GOVERNOR BLIGH
8. DOYLE, a Hawkesbury famer
9. COMMANDER SIR GEORGE POST, late of the Royal Navy
10. AUNT CAROLINE, Post's sister
11. MARY CARTWRIGHT, Post's niece
12. CAPTAIN McARTHUR, a prominent colonist
13. MAJOR JOHNSTON, Military Commandant
14. CAPTAIN ANTONY FENN KEMP
15. LIEUT MINCHIN, Officer of the N.S.W. Corps
16. LIEUT MOORE, Officer of the N.S.W. Corps
17. LIEUT BRABYN, Officer of the N.S.W. Corps
18. RICHARD ATKINS, Judge Advocate
19. TINY JESSUP, Private of the N.S.W. Corps
20. COLONEL LACHLAN MacQUARIE, of the 73rd Regiment

1. Arthur Keane
2. Miss Hunter-Watts
3. Moncrieff McCallum
4. Hilda Scurr
5. Marjorie Carr
6. John Cameron
7. Allan Wilkie
8. William Lockhart
9. Alexander Marsh
10. Lorna Forbes
11. Mildred Howard
12. Alan Harkness
13. Ronald Riley
14. John Cairns
15. Keith Hall
16. Tom Sutterby
17. Russell Chapman
18. Luke Hazlett
19. Herbert Sheldrick
20. Miles Hastings

The living room in "Carefree Cottage".

• I.i Late evening.
• I.ii Next morning.
• II Ten days later.
• III.i Late next afternoon.
• III.ii The same. Next morning.

1. SHE
2. CONNELLY
3. ADA APPLEBRIGHT
4. CHRISSIE APPLEBRIGHT
5. DENNY
6. MRS POKE
7. ROLF McQUAY
8. BARBARA McQUAY
9. A STRANGE YOUNG LADY

1. Beverley Johnson
2. Eric P. Ashworth
3. June Saunders
4. Win Hamilton
5. Bruce Richardson
6. Con. Pugsley
7. Trevor Pascoe
8. Beverley Kerr
9. Judith Kerr

1. MRS BENSON-BROWN
2. HELEN BENSON-BROWN
3. DARRELL CAMBRIDGE
4. MISS ALICE BENSON
5. HERBERT BENSON-BROWN
6. SUSAN BENSON-BROWN
7. CHARLOTTE CARLYLE
8. JOHN CAMBRIDGE
9. ANGAS ISSAC YAHIVOLITCH

1. Jennifer Mohr
2. Beverley Johnson
3. John Buckle
4. Margaret Powell
5. Eric P. Ashworth
6. Lauris Rodgers
7. Joan Grant
8. Eric Searle
9. Victor Norman

An upstairs living room in a house said to be haunted.

• I.i An afternoon in mid-Winter. Just before dusk.
• I.ii Ten days later. Dusk.
• II.i Two weeks later. A little after dusk.
• II.ii The following evening. At dusk.
• III.i The next evening. At dusk.
• IIII.ii The action is continuous with the end of Act I, Scene i.

• MRS RAGATZIE, a caretaker
• FULLER HOPE, a playwright
• BETTY CONWAY, his fiancee
• ELLIOTT BRADLEY, a librarian
• MacDONALD LYNDON, a man of the theatre
• DONIZETTE O'DAY, a would-be actress
• DOCTOR RENTON, a medical man

• I.i The living room of the Mason home, 26 Winston Street.
• II The same. Twelve months later.
• III.i The same. Two hours before the wedding.
• III.ii The same. After the wedding.

1. ERNIE MASON
2. MRS MASON
3. SYLVIA MASON
4. RONNIE MASON
5. WENDY ("BUBBY") MASON
6. PHIL MASON
7. BEN TEMPLE
8. TOD HUNTER
9. PATRICIA READING

1. John Rocke
2. Nance Ingpen
3. Judy Meredith
4. Ron Cowley
5. Margaret Powell
6. Sid Hocking
7. Eric Searle
8. Bill Dowrick
9. Beverley Johnson

The living room in the home of Bob Ferguson.

• I.i Late Afternoon.
• I.ii Afternoon. One month later.
• II Afternoon. Some months later.
• III Afternoon. A month later.

1. DOLLY FERGUSON
2. MRS FERGUSON ("MA")
3. DOCTOR ADAMS
4. BOB FERGUSON
5. BERNARD MALLERY
6. MRS NELSON, Nurse
7. SQUADRON-LEADER FAWCETT-FOWLER
8. MRS MARY BAIN, Dolly's mother
9. MAZI MENTOPLY
10. MR OGILVIE
11. J.P. RIDDELL ESQ

1. Pat Fleming
2. Joan Grant
3. Eric P. Ashworth
4. Gerarde Stafford
5. Sydney Smith
6. June Baker
7. John Rocke
8. Margaret Craig
9. June Saunders
10. Douglas Allan
11. Ian O'Neil

RONNY PETERS
HIS CONSCIENCE
MRS BEMBLE
ALFIE PATMORE

The living room of the Hartley's home.

• I.i Tuesday afternoon.
• I.ii Half an hour later.
• II.i Thursday afternoon.
• II.ii Thursday evening.

1. MAUDIE, the unhappy one
2. JUDITH HARTLEY, the unfortunate one
3. JILL HARTLEY, the young one
4. MRS GROPER, the knowy one
5. MRS OGLETHORPE, the undecided one
6. MISS ABERDEEN, the unmarried one
7. MRS STORK, the stoogy one
8. MRS MALOP, the nicest one
9. JEFFREY HARTLEY
10. LAURA, the hard-boiled one
11. RONNY PERTHLEY

1. Edna Searle
2. Ena Strachan
3. Dawn Keown
4. Joan O'Neil
5. Hazel Prowse
6. Enid Wright
7. Bert McDonald
8. Margaret Keown
9. Roy Elsum
10. Lorna Hegarty
11. Andy Jones

• MICHAEL JEPHERSON
• MIRIAM, his wife
• GLADYS, their daughter (aged 6)
• WILL HATHERLY
• RUTH BAMFIELD
• MARY

• WILLIAM DEVINE, a farmer
• MARY DEVINE, his wife
• ROBERT MONTGOMERY
• ROBERT MONTGOMERY OLDHAM, his father
• MAISIE, Mr Oldham's neice

• I A hall in Dionysius' palace at Syracuse.
• II.i The same.
• II.ii The garden of Pythias' mother's house at Rhegium.
• II.iii A wharf at the port of Rhegium.
• II.iv A street in Scylla.
• II.v The same as Act I.

• PHILOXENUS, a poet from Athens
• CHORUS, of four Syracusan citizens
• CALATEA
• DIONYSIUS, Tyrant of Syracuse
• A CAPTAIN of Dionynsius' Guard
• PYTHIAS, of Rhegium
• CLEON, a wine merchant
• A CORPORAL of the Guard
• DAMON, of Syracuse
• A SERVANT
• PYTHIAS' MOTHER
• A MAID-SERVANT
• THE DEMARCH OF REGIUM
• THE HARBOURMASTER at Rhegium
• A SYRACUSAN SAILOR
• GUARDS, SAILORS

• THE ABBESS AT ALMESBURY
• A NUN
• THE CHORUS, of four Knights
• GUINEVERE, Queen of Britain
• ARTHUR, King of Britain
• MORDRED
• BEDIVERE
• LANCELOT

Prologue: The bounds of Phaedrus' property and the wood sacred to Artemis. Artemis' temple in the distance.

• Part I:
  • Sc.i A room in Phaedrus' house.
  • Sc.ii Orchomenus. A council chamber.
  • Sc.iii Another room in Phaedrus' house.
• Part II:
  • Sc.iv Another part of the sacred wood.
  • Sc.v The wood.
• Part III:
  • Sc.vi The court of the Temple. Epilogue: Aulis in Boeotia. Agapenor's tent.

Saddlebourne, capital city of New South Scotland, Australia. Prologue: The Vice-Chancellor's bedroom. Moonlight. The Vice-Chancellor is in bed talking in his sleep.

• I The staff room of the University of Saddlebourne.
• II The Botanical Nursery of the University of Saddlebourne.
• III.i The same as Act I.
• III.ii The same as Act II.

• VICE-CHANCELLOR EELSFOOT
• IRIS, the Rainbow, messenger of Zeus
• APOLLO, the god of poetry and the sun
• PROFESSOR KINDLEY NORTH, of English Language and Literature
• PROFESSOR DAVE OSWY, of Australian Literature
• A FEMALE HISTORY STUDENT
• A MALE ENGINEERING STUDENT
• PROFESSOR PAUL GONNE, of Classics
• BARBARA FAIRLEAT, tutor in English
• ALEXANDER MacGRIDDLE, a member of the Council of the University
• A MALE MEDICAL STUDENT
• TRISTAM WHITESTEDE, Reader in Astrophysics
• MRS OSWY
• THE WILLY WAGTAIL
• THE WAITRESS
• THREE VOICES, two male and one female, on the air
• A CELESTIAL CHOIR