| Orders is Orders |
|---|
| by |
| Ian Hay |
| Anthony Armstrong |
| Season 30 |
| Feb 10 to Feb 13, 1943 |
"Order is Orders" was presented in aid of the Women's Association of the Ottawa Artillery. It replaced the originally announced production of "Design For Living".
| Cast | ||
|---|---|---|
| Christopher Taylor | 2nd Lieutenant Marriott (Babe) | |
| John Finlayson | Private Slee | |
| Roger Frankham | Private Goffin | |
| George Gorman | Captain Harper (Adjutant) | |
| Bernard (Barney) McManus | Lieutenant Broke (Chumps) / Lieutenant MacAlistair A.D.C. | |
| Robert Shaw | Lieutenant Merrivale (John) | |
| Amelia Hall | Veronica Bellamy | |
| Betty Young (Lewis) | Constance Ellis | |
| Doris Hewgill | Fifi Delamere | |
| Frank Walter | Captain (Q.M.) Leger | |
| Marjorie Margosches (Campbell) | Wanda Paluka | |
| Arthur (Art) Clare | Ed Waggermeyer | |
| Morris I. Bubbis | Colonel Bellamy | |
| John (Jack) Tevlin | Rupert Balerno | |
| Gregory (Greg) Connolley | Lance Corporal Martin | |
| Anderson G. (Andy) Kalil | Private Smithers | |
| Freda Carlofsky | Miss Marigold | |
| John Smythe | Harvey Hetherington | |
| J. D'Arcy Jette | R.S.M. Benson | |
| Fred Bishop | Sergeant Spurway | |
| Peter Gouin | Major-General Sir Cuthbert Twistleton-Foxe, C.M.G. | |
| Charles Ogilvie | Sam | |
| J. Allan Murray | Private Hardy | |
| Kenneth R. Scobie | Private Getson |