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| Hampshire Chronicle, Friday, October 12th, 1956 | Southern Daily Echo, Friday, October 12th, 1956 |
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| Hampshire Telegraph and Post, Friday, October 12th, 1956 |
| Edward Halliday M.P. | Hugh Baird |
| Joanna (his wife) | Joy Chambers |
| Marcia Wentworth (her sister) | Mollie Lucas |
| Betty (Bim) Halliday (their daughter) | Margaret Beazley |
| Doris | Dorothy Swift |
| Col. Howard Barnes-Bradley | Carl Wooler |
| Doctor Ian MacLure | Tony Harrison |
| Nicholas Barnes-Bradley | David Fenwick |
A bored young teenage girl causes a scandal when she pens a torrid bestseller. Those close to the girl recognize themselves as characters in the book; all they can hope for is that no one else does. But as the girl’s fame escalates, her friends and family enter the realm of notoriety – which turns out not to be so bad after all.
| Producer | Hugh Baird |
| Stage Manager and Props | Margaret Wooler |
| Wardrobe | Ella Beazley |
| Lighting and Effects | H. Dogby Lucas |
| George Chambers | |
| Prompt | Barbara Langrish |
| Business Manager | Bert Langrish |
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