The White Cliffs
by Bettine Manktelow
Synopsis
It is 1948 and Britain is still recovering from World War II.
To 'The White Cliffs', a Midlands boarding-house, comes a group of concert performers who are touring with a Summer Revue, and they are in for an eventful week.
Mrs Murdoch, the landlady, hides her war-traumatized son Danny away in the house and the disappearance of one of the performers, and a suspicious accident occurring to another, leads Jane (one half of The Joysticks, a comedy and music duo) to seek him out ...
The solution to the mystery proves to be as moving as it is intriguing, with a very human situation at its root.
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The White Cliffs is a play written by Bettine Manktelow and published by Samuel French (2005).
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Samuel French · 2005 · 50 pp
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