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| Colonel Wagstaff | Tony Norton |
| Doris Wagstaff | Janet Harrington |
| Beth Barton | Dympna Swinney |
| Susan Wagstaff | Beverley Cleo Pike |
| John Danby | Paul Donovan |
| Fred Phipps | Geoff Westgarth |
| Alfred Tubbe | John Davies |
| Flash Harry | John Reynolds |
| Albert Polignac | P. Baverstock |
| Sergeant Fire | Dee Crosbie |
The play is set in an old manor house in Ireland. It is now owned by a retired English Colonel and his wife. They run it as a small hotel with the help of their daughter Susan and a maid called Beth. A businessman from Ireland, his secretary, his helper and a friend come over to stay for a few days. Things are not what they seem to be and as the plot unfolds we find out that these are not honest people but crooks who want to switch a horse in a big race. A jockey also comes to stay at this hotel and gets caught up in the mayhem that occurs.
| Producer | Hilary Wiseman |
| Sound, lighting and effects | David Stanger David Long |
| Stage Construction | Malcolm Harrington Peter Hurley Fred Turner The Players |
| Advertising and Programmes | Eunice Pile Dee Crosbie Don Guidery Sue Vaughan The Players |
| Props | Marion Hurley Barbara Langrish The Players |
| Make-up | Penelope Turner |
| Wardrobe | Audrey Titcombe |
| Front of House | John Guidery Peter Hurley |
| Prompt | Barbara Langrish |
| Box Office | Sue Vaughan |
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