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Miss Diana and her three loves. From left, Owen Poole, Howard Biddlestone, and George Law.

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Aided by alcohol, the three return from a party to hold a meeting of the defence committee, decide their only chance against the siren's wiles is to stick together come what may. But the lady will not be greatly concerned, for by now she is looking forward to the arrival of what may be the best catch of all, a gentleman by name of Lord Haybrooke.

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The dinner-table scene from "French Without Tears". Prom left, round table: Jim Sloan, Celia Bowker, Howard Biddlestone, Owen Poole, Bette Berry, George Law, Bernard Spolsky.

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Top, Bette Berry photographed in her dressing room. Bottom, Jacqueline and Kit tell Alan of their affection for each other.

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The producer, Mrs Merle Bell, photographed on a later occasion, at a supper party for members of the "Midsummer Sight's Dream", cast.

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Bernard Spolsky dons tartan & sporran, to the amusement of his friends.

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Shows the final scene in the play, when Lord Haybrooke turns out to be a small boy, to the chagrin of the blonde lady. It seems that just about everybody has now wised up to her little game and she makes her swim-suited exit to the accompaniment of their ironical hilarity.

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Members of the cast. From left: Patsy Mill, Bernard Spolsky, Owen Poole, Celia Bowker, Howard Biddle-stone, Richard Swindell, Bette Berry, George Law, Jim Sloan, and John Letcher.