Pianoforte Music
Harold Samuel : English Suite in A minor (Bach)-Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Sarabande,
Gigue Wilhelm Backhaus : Intermezzo,
Op. 118, No. 4 (Brahms); Romance, Op. 118, No. 5 (Brahms); Scherzo in E flat (Brahms)
Contributors
Unknown:
Harold
Samuel
Unknown:
Gigue Wilhelm
Backhaus
'The Disgraceful Affair at Mother Goose's ', by S. G. Hulme Beaman , being another adventure of the Toytown Citizens, with incidental music Played by THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON
QUINTET
A play of provincial and pre-war Russia by ANTON TCHEKOV
Characters
Guests, BEATRICE GILBERT ,
ANTHONY QUAYLE and CECILE DIXON
Adapted and Produced by BARBARA BURNHAM
(' Ivanov' was broadcast in the National programme last night)
Contributors
Unknown:
Beatrice
Gilbert
Unknown:
Anthony
Quayle
Unknown:
Cecile
Dixon
Produced By:
Barbara
Burnham
Nicolas Ivanov, a country landowner and civil servant:
Val
Gielgud
Anna, a Jewess, his wife:
Jeanne
de Casalis
Count Shabelsky, his uncle:
Esme
Percy
Misha Borkin, his cousin and steward:
Guy
Pelham-Boulton
Pavel Lebedyev, a neighbour:
Miles
Malleson
Zinaida Lebedyev, his wife:
Gladys
Young
Sasha, their daughter:
Mary
Graham
Marfa Babakin, a rich widow:
Viola
Lyel
Luov, a young doctor:
Norman
Shelley
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