The Bakehouse

Cue-sheet for Mrs Price

(Mrs Morgan) {Without.}
 
(Mrs Richards) I was just saying to Jinnie─
(1, 0) 469 Noswath dda 'chi i gyd!
(1, 0) 470 Bread ready, Mrs.Evans?
 
(Mrs Evans) It's all up on Mrs. Morgan and her bread now, Mary Ann!
(1, 0) 476 I didn't expect to find you here so early, Mrs. Richards.
(Mrs Richards) {To MRS. PRICE.}
 
(Jinnie) And my brother-in-law was saying he ought to have been elected years ago.
(1, 0) 494 Well, they made Jones Shop Flannel a deacon long enough ago, and if it come to a matter of praying, Richards could pray him out of house and home.
(1, 0) 495 That's my opinion, however.
(Mrs Jones) Is it out yet, Mrs. Evans?
 
(Jinnie) Yours is it?
(1, 0) 534 No, not mine.
 
(1, 0) 536 'M. Morgan.'
(1, 0) 537 Well, yn y wir!
(1, 0) 538 That's Mrs. Morgan, Tredegar Terrace, I suppose?
(1, 0) 539 Hers it is, Mrs. Evans?
(Mrs Evans) Yes, yes.
 
(Mrs Evans) Well, indeed, she hasn't got a mark to-night.
(1, 0) 552 Got her own tins already then?
(Mrs Evans) No.
 
(Mrs Evans) Bakehouse tins.
(1, 0) 555 Handy kind of wife, I must say, making bread and not putting her mark!
(Mrs Richards) You can't feed a man on bonnets, Mrs. Price.
 
(Mrs Jones) Well, only beginning she is, I suppose.
(1, 0) 558 I'm a woman that speaks her mind, Mrs. Jones, as you know, and what I say is it beats me what come over Davy Morgan to take a wife like that.
(Mrs Jones) I must say I've found her very nice-spoken.
 
(Mrs Jones) I must say I've found her very nice-spoken.
(1, 0) 560 It's her uppish ways I can't abide, Mrs. Jones; and there's meat there thrown away, something sinful to behold, as no one knows better than me that lives next door and sees her ash-bucket.
(Mrs Evans) Well, indeed, I hear many on the Twmp here giving her a good word.
 
(Mrs Howells) I thought you'd have shown them, Betsi─
(1, 0) 635 Yes, where are they?
(1, 0) 636 Let's have a look.
 
(1, 0) 638 I was thinking of having one of our William─
(Mrs Howells) {Pulling Mrs. Evans to the front right corner.}
 
(1, 0) 700 Anything more like I never did see─never!