by Robert Louis Stevenson.
adapted and directed for the theatre by Ronald Magill.
A recording of the Nottingham Playhouse production
See page 16
Contributors
Author:
Robert Louis
Stevenson
Adapted and directed for the theatre by:
Ronald
Magill
Designer:
Patrick
Robertson
Interval film directed by:
Philip
Donnellan
Produced and directed for television by:
Paddy
Russell
Jim Hawkins:
William
Victor
Billy Bones:
James
Kennedy
Mrs. Hawkins:
Ursula
Smith
Dr. Livesey:
Peter
Blythe
Bill Taylor:
John
Tordoff
Mrs. Taylor:
Gemma
Jones
Mrs. Joyce:
Maggie
Jordon
Black Dog:
Mark
Donaldson
Blind Pew:
Christopher
Hancock
Johnny:
Alfred
Bell
Squire Trelawney:
Noel
Davis
Redruth:
Michael
Cadman
Joyce:
Rodney
Ford
Hunter:
Kenneth
Ives
Job Anderson:
David
Savile
Belle:
Josephine
Shore
Long John Silver:
Griffith
Jones
Tom Morgan:
Laurence
Carter
Captain Smollett:
Patrick
Connor
Dick:
Roger
Mutton
Israel Hands:
Derek
Ware
Tom:
Anthony
Howell
Redcap:
Julian
Wright
Dead Eye:
Mark
Donaldson
Black Glove:
James
Kennedy
Lame Larry:
James
Stone
George Merry:
Richard
Hampton
Abe Gray:
Eden
Hutton
Ben Gunn:
John
Tordoff
Leading conductors from Britain and America present the music they compose and arrange.
This week: Robert Farnon and his Orchestra
Guest star, Petula Clark
with Douglas Gamley
Contributors
Musicians:
Robert Farnon and his
Orchestra
Singer/guest star:
Petula
Clark
Pianist:
Douglas
Gamley
Sound:
Hugh
Barker
Lighting:
Geoff
Shaw
Design:
Raymond
Berger
Production:
Yvonne
Littlewood
Landmarks of life from birth to old age in six documentary films.
A series from Birmingham.
Contributors
Director:
Philip
Donnellan
Cameraman:
Mike
Williams
Sound recordist:
Peter
Caselberg
Still photography:
Roger
Mayne
Music:
Ewan
MacColl
Music:
Peggy
Seeger
Editor:
Edward Le
Lorrain
by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Dramatised by Frederick Gotfurt.
Fyodor Karamazov has been found murdered and his son Mitya, at last united with Grushenka, has been arrested on a charge of parricide.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studio
(To be repeated on Wednesday at 8.30)
See page 16
Contributors
Author:
Fyodor
Dostoevsky
Dramatised by:
Frederick
Gotfurt
Script Editor:
Michael
Voysey
Designer:
Tony
Abbott
Producer:
Douglas
Allen
Director:
Alan
Bridges
Mikhail Makarov:
Norman
Scace
Mitya Karamazov:
Ray
Barrett
Shmertsov:
Colin
Rix
Nikolai Nelyudov:
Cbristopher
Guinee
Grushenka:
Judith
Stott
Ippolit Kirilovich:
Michael
Meacham
Police Secretary:
David
McKail
Maximov:
Arthur
Pentelow
Trifon Plastunov:
Alex
McCrindle
Dr. Herzenstube:
Raymond
Mason
Ex-Captain Snegiryov:
Frank
Shelley
Ilya Snegiryov:
David
Jaxon
Arina Snegiryov:
Elaine
Wells
Alyosha Karamazov:
Nicholas
Pennell
Boy:
Ross
Clear
Boy:
John
Langley
Boy:
Martin
Riley
Katya:
Diane
Clare
Katya's maid:
Frances
Davison
Ivan Karamazov:
Lyndon
Brook
Smerdyakov:
Alan
Rowe
Mrs Khokhlakov:
Ann
Castle
Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian and tonight's guests.
Contributors
Presenter:
Denis
Tuohy
Presenter:
Michael
Dean
Presenter:
Nicholas
Tresilian
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