ACT ONE
Scene 1 The St George's Day Service
Scene 2 A Street
Scene 3 The Hill
Scene 4 The Home of the McKays
Scene 5 A Street
Scene 6 The Troop Room. Rehearsal of
"Tom, Dick and Harry
"Home Sweet Home"
"The One Beside You"
"Great, Great Game"
Scene 7 A Corridor Back Stage
Scene 8 The Hill
CAST
TOM .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
DICK .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
HARRY .. .. .. .. .. .. .
MRS McKAY .. .. .. ..
MRS WIMSLOW .. ..
MR WIMSLOW .. ..
SKIPPER .. .. .. .. ..
CHARLIE .. .. .. .. ..
MUZZY .. .. .. .. .. ..
MR BUSH .. .. .. .. .. ..
MRS BUSH .. .. .. .. ..
TIM .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
TONY .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .
REG .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
ALAN .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
POLICEMAN .. .. .. ..
MR CROSSLEY .. .. ..
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Land Scout PL
Sea Scout PL
Air Scout PL
Tom's Mother
Dicks Mother
Dicks Father
S.M. of the Troop
Toms Brother,
just out of the army
A Young Scout
Father of a Scout
Mother of a Scout
Boy in Troop (quite young)
Boy in Troop (quite young)
In Sea Scout Patrol
In Sea Scout Patrol
Father of one of the Boys
District Commissioner
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ACT Two
Scene 1 A Street
Scene 2 The Show - Tonights the Night
Scene 3 A Corridor Back Stage
Scene 4 The Show - Over the Garden Wall
Scene 5 A Corridor Back Stage
Scene 6 Back to the Show
"Me-I-Oh"
"Girls"
"H.M. The King"
Scene 7 A Street
Scene 8 The Troup Room
Scene 9 Finale of the Show
SYNOPSIS
The show is built around three patrol leaders Tom,
Dick and Harry, who are to be tested for their Queens Scout
Badge (for which, incidentally, a Scout is required to hold
his First Class Badge, three "open air Scouting" badges, the
Ambulance badge and three others equipping him for public
service) This represents the peak of Scouting proficiency
and is a most coverted award.
The play also concerns the rehabilitation of Charlie,
an ex-Serviceman. This comes about through "Muzzy" a
Scout with a habit of using words whose meaning, to say the
least is, is frequently not clear to him.
The troubles and trials of a Scoutmaster ("Skipper")
who is putting on a show and looking for a producer, also
figure largely in the plot - and you will see part of the show
which Charlie has produced.
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