Upstairs, Downstairs: Women shall not Weep

Episode score 8.0 Great

Women shall not Weep

  • 43.
  • Season: 4
  • Episode: 4
  • First Aired: 10/5/1974

EPISODE OVERVIEW

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James is dissatisfied with his posting as a staff officer. Edward and Daisy are married prior to his departure for France. While seeing two officers off at the station, Georgina sees wounded soldiers returning and makes a life-changing decision. Ruby leaves the household to take a job in a munitions factory. Read full recap »

Writers:
Alfred Shaughnessy
Director:
Christopher Hodson
Stars:
Jean Marsh (Rose Buck, housemaid)
Jenny Tomasin (Ruby Finch, scullery maid)
Joan Benham (Lady Prudence Fairfax)
Lesley-Anne Down (Georgina Worsley)
Raymond Huntley (Sir Geoffrey Dillon)
Gordon Jackson (Mr. Angus Hudson, Butler)
Simon Williams (Captain/Major James Bellamy)
Jacqueline Tong (Daisy Barnes (nee Peel), housemaid)
David Langton (Richard Bellamy)
Meg Wynn Owen (Hazel Forrest Bellamy)
Angela Baddeley (Mrs. Kate Bridges, cook)
Christopher Beeny (Edward Barnes, footman)
Guest Star:
James Wooley (Capt. Martin Adams)
Kevin Moran (The Sergeant)
Edward Hammond (2nd Lt. Harry Gurney)
Mel Churcher (Angela Barclay)
Dennis Blanch (Private Wallace)
Neville Barber (Brigadier General Temple)
Barbara Atkinson (Mrs Galloway)
Mike Fields (Wounded Soldier)
  • Ruby will earn 34 shilling and 9 pence a week in the munition factory, an amount that impresses Rose and Daisy. edit »
  • Captain Adams: My mother rolled bandages at St James Palace all morning, then walked up to The Ritz for lunch, smelling of iodine. edit »
  • Rose: We all had a hand in it. Daisy put the waistband on herself, Mrs Bridges sewed on the lace, I cut out the material to the pattern, and Ruby ... (doubting) Ruby done something.
    Georgina: And what did Hudson do?
    Rose: Mr Hudson told us all to get on with our proper work. edit »
  • Rose: Edward will be alright. He's too cheeky to get himself killed, Edward is. edit »
  • Hudson: While wishing in no way to detract from Ruby's worthy and blameless character, I feel that a young man would be hard pressed for company, who sought a romantic association with our Ruby. edit »
Show Score 8.1 great
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