So for me this is a big deal even if it's such a tiny clip and you can slap me around the face with a wet fish and call me Gladys but i'm almost certain this is Rita as an extra in the 1949 Ealing film "A Run For Your Money" Rita is seen briefly waiting in queue to enter the theatre with a man in hat and coat as Alec Guiness is first in line to gain entry. apparently her brother Henry Webb is supposed to be in the film but I cannot find him but scanning every bit of the film I found this! okay if someone comes forward and tells me it's their Aunt Fanny I'll stand corrected but otherwise to me it's Rita the timing fits the brother connection fits the height, weight and ample bosom fit and not forgetting the face and her famous nose! she's wearing a coat, headscarf and fur it's gotta be Rita right? or am I being blindsided....






Cast
Donald Houston...Dai
Meredith Edwards...Twm
Moira Lister...Jo
Alec Guinness...Whimple
Hugh Griffith...Huw
Clive Morton...Editor
Julie Milton...Bronwen
Peter Edwards...Davies Manager
Joyce Grenfell...Mrs. Pargiter
Leslie Perrins...Burney
Dorothy Bramhall...Jane
Andrew Leigh...The Pawnbroker
Edward Rigby...Beefeater
Desmond Walter-Ellis...Station Announcer
Mackenzie Ward...The Photographer
Meadows White...Guv'nor
Gabrielle Brune...The Crooner
Ronnie Harries...Dan
Diana Hope...A Customer
Dudley Jones...Bleddyn
David Davies...The Burly Stranger
Tom Jones...Elderly Miner
Richard Littledale...Cinema Manager
Charles Cullum...Powerful man
Richard Davies...Rugby Fan(uncredited)
Patric Doonan...Conductor(uncredited)
Fred Griffiths...Man in pub(uncredited)
Gladys Henson...Waitress(imdb credit not sure it is her)
Anthony Oliver...Miner(uncredited)
Marianne Stone...Miss Carpenter(uncredited)
John Tatham...Fleet Street Pedestrian(uncredited)
Henry Webb...Cannot locate (uncredited)
Rita Webb.... Woman in queue at the theatre (Uncredited extra)
CREW
Charles Frend...Director
Clifford Evans...based on original screen story
Richard Hughes...screenplay
Leslie Norman...screenplay
Charles Frend...screenplay
Diana Morgan...additional dialogue
Michael Balcon...producer
Leslie Norman...associate producer
Ernest Irving...Composer
the music is based on old Welsh tunes
Douglas Slocombe...director of photography
Michael Truman...Editor
William Kellner...Art Director
Anthony Mendleson...Costume Designer
Barbara Barnard...hair stylist
Ernest Taylor...makeup artist
Harry Frampton...makeup artist (uncredited)
Ralph D. Hogg...unit production manager
Hal Mason...production supervisor
Norman Priggen...assistant director
Christopher Barry...third assistant director
Simon Kershaw...second assistant director
Leslie Norman...second unit director
Andrew Low...set dresser
Len Wills...assistant art director
Arthur Bradburn...recordist
Stephen Dalby...sound supervisor
A. Steadman...boom operator
Eric Stockl...sound camera operator
Jeff Seaholme...camera operator
Herbert Smith...focus puller: second unit
Hugh Wilson...focus puller
Ernie Farrer...wardrobe master
Ben Foster...wardrobe master
Lily Payne...wardrobe mistress
Seth Holt...assistant editor
Ernest Irving...conductor
Phyllis Crocker...continuity
Susan Carbutt...assistant continuity
J. Arthur Rank...presenter (as J.Arthur Rank)
Runtime 1h 25m(85 min)
Black and White
Aspect ratio 1.37 : 1



