Good Old Timers, No. 20: Florrie Forde This is script No. 20 of the Good Old Timers series, titled Florrie Forde. This script was written by Jonquil Antony and produced by Eric Fawcett. The script makes reference to Forde's death in 1940, and celebrates Forde's life and talent, re-enacting key moments from her life, including the start of her career and the success Forde experienced in England after she moved there at the age of 21 as a rising star and Principal Boy in pantomime. Annotations can also be found within the script. The cast included: Ada Reeve, Joan Young, who played the role of Florrie Forde, Doris Gambell, S. Dernier Warren, Kitty de Legh, Vera Lennox, Michael Lynd, Dick Francis, Hugh Morton, Ian Sadler, and the recorded voices of Flanagan & Allen, The Water Rats, which included the individuals Albert Whelan, Talbot O'Farrell, George Jackley, Charlie Austen, and Fred Russell, and Georgie Wood and Marjorie Stone. The latter also supplied additional material towards this script, as did Bert Feldman and Flora Crumner, Florrie Forde's niece. [17th April 1942]