Past Productions > 1904 > The Mikado
Yeovil Operatic Society
presents
Gilbert & Sullivan's famous comic Japanese Opera
The Mikado
or 'The Town of Titipu'
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Words by W. S. Gilbert
By Special Permission of Mrs D'Oyly Carte
The Assembly Rooms
Princes Street, Yeovil
Tuesday & Wednesday
April 19th - 20th, 1904
Stage Manager & Director: Mr W J Horrex
Conductor & Musical Director: Mr A A'Court Simmonds
Hon Treasurer: Mr N J Raynes
Business Manager: Mr Bert Moffatt
Post Card publicising the YAOS 1904 production of 'The Mikado'
Mr W Horrex (Ko-Ko) & Miss M Hawkins (Katisha) in 'The Mikado' (1904)
'Three Little Maids Are We' - Miss O Box, Miss W Siddons & Miss L Gardner
Cutting from The Western Chronicle, Yeovil, 22 April 1904
PS: On the same page of The Western Chronicle, the following filler also appeared: "Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fane, who is greatly interested in amateur drama, witnessed last evening's performance of 'The Mikado'".
Sir Spencer became President of the Society the following year.
The Constitutional Club & Assembly Rooms in Princes Street (c1902)
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presents
Gilbert & Sullivan's famous comic Japanese Opera
The Mikado
or 'The Town of Titipu'
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Words by W. S. Gilbert
By Special Permission of Mrs D'Oyly Carte
The Assembly Rooms
Princes Street, Yeovil
Tuesday & Wednesday
April 19th - 20th, 1904
Stage Manager & Director: Mr W J Horrex
Conductor & Musical Director: Mr A A'Court Simmonds
Hon Treasurer: Mr N J Raynes
Business Manager: Mr Bert Moffatt
Post Card publicising the YAOS 1904 production of 'The Mikado'
Mr W Horrex (Ko-Ko) & Miss M Hawkins (Katisha) in 'The Mikado' (1904)
'Three Little Maids Are We' - Miss O Box, Miss W Siddons & Miss L Gardner
Cutting from The Western Chronicle, Yeovil, 22 April 1904
PS: On the same page of The Western Chronicle, the following filler also appeared: "Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fane, who is greatly interested in amateur drama, witnessed last evening's performance of 'The Mikado'".
Sir Spencer became President of the Society the following year.
The Constitutional Club & Assembly Rooms in Princes Street (c1902)
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