London Calling is a comedy play in three acts written by Geoffrey Kerr produced by John Golden and directed by Dan Jarratt. The play was first performed at Little Theatre Rochester New York on October 18 1930. The star of the original production was British-born thespian St. Clair Bayfield. Geoffrey Kerr had previously performed in The Stork (1925) and also wrote short-stories on the side for Vanity Fair magazine.
author
Geoffrey Kerr
character in play
Anne Hunter, Blewes, Carl Merodini, Chauncey Knayling, George Craft, Henry Dayton, Jenny Fall, Mary Dayton, Mrs. Craft, Straight, Willie Craft
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