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David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene I: She had some mending in her lap
The Lodger
Act I, Scene I: She had some mending in her lap
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
10:33
2
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene I: Why whoever can that be?
The Lodger
Act I, Scene I: Why whoever can that be?
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
8:30
3
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene I: Now George Bunting, I haven't got time to sit here with you
The Lodger
Act I, Scene I: Now George Bunting, I haven't got time to sit here with you
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
6:54
4
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene I: There's young Joe. You don't want him to see you like this
The Lodger
Act I, Scene I: There's young Joe. You don't want him to see you like this
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
4:47
5
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene II: It is evening, a week later
The Lodger
Act I, Scene II: It is evening, a week later
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
7:1
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David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene II: Daisy Bunting arrives, and puts down her luggage outside front door
The Lodger
Act I, Scene II: Daisy Bunting arrives, and puts down her luggage outside front door
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
9:49
7
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene II: Emma fusses half-heartedly with cushions and knick-knacks, then sits and looks fixedly at nothing
The Lodger
Act I, Scene II: Emma fusses half-heartedly with cushions and knick-knacks, then sits and looks fixedly at nothing
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
6:56
8
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act I, Scene II: Emma has returned to her own room and sits looking blankly before her
The Lodger
Act I, Scene II: Emma has returned to her own room and sits looking blankly before her
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
9:23
9
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene I: It is very late the next night - well after midnight
The Lodger
Act II, Scene I: It is very late the next night - well after midnight
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
6:51
10
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene I: Left alone, Emma rocks herself in her chair
The Lodger
Act II, Scene I: Left alone, Emma rocks herself in her chair
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
5:55
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David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene I: Suddenly Emma hears voices approaching outside
The Lodger
Act II, Scene I: Suddenly Emma hears voices approaching outside
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
7:7
12
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene II: Late afternoon of the following day
The Lodger
Act II, Scene II: Late afternoon of the following day
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
5:33
13
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene II: Mr Bunting
The Lodger
Act II, Scene II: Mr Bunting
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
4:5
14
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene II: Does mum know?
The Lodger
Act II, Scene II: Does mum know?
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
9:
15
David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Act II, Scene II: The Lodger gropes his way out of the house, as the cockneys return
The Lodger
Act II, Scene II: The Lodger gropes his way out of the house, as the cockneys return
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
5:34
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David Franklin
David Franklin
The Lodgers
Epilogue: When did you know who he was?
The Lodger
Epilogue: When did you know who he was?
Phyllis Tate: The Lodger
10:30
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