Arthur Macrae

William Arthur Schröpfer (London 17 March 1908–Brighton, 25 February 1962) known by the pen name and stage name Arthur Macrae was an English playwright and comic actor.

Works

She Shall Have Music (1935)
Under Your Hat (1940)
Encore (1951) segment "Winter Cruise"
Both Ends Meet - play (1954)^[1]^[2] also filmed by the BBC for the Sunday-Night Play (1960–1963) aired 25 March 1962.

References

↑ Albert Hunt, Geoffrey Reeves Peter Brook 1995 - Page 6 0521296056 "What on earth was Both Ends Meet in 1954? It was a play by a comedian, Arthur Macrae, about a man who hates the Inland Revenue. He won't marry his fiancee, because the two of them get better tax concessions as 'separate units', and he ."
↑ Peter Brook: A Biography - Page 81 1408852284 Michael Kustow - 2013 "More robust was Arthur Macrae's comedy Both Ends Meet, a comedy about cheating the taxman which Brook directed in the summer of 1954 at the Apollo Theatre. "

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[1] Albert Hunt, Geoffrey Reeves Peter Brook 1995 - Page 6 0521296056 "What on earth was Both Ends Meet in 1954? It was a play by a comedian, Arthur Macrae, about a man who hates the Inland Revenue. He won't marry his fiancee, because the two of them get better tax concessions as 'separate units', and he ."

[2] Peter Brook: A Biography - Page 81 1408852284 Michael Kustow - 2013 "More robust was Arthur Macrae's comedy Both Ends Meet, a comedy about cheating the taxman which Brook directed in the summer of 1954 at the Apollo Theatre. "