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Jill Bennett, Paul Rogers Denys Blakelock and Richard Hurndall in ' THREE WINTERS'
Characters in order of speaking:
The action takes place in and near a small seaside town in Southern England during the winters of 1935. 1942. and 1956 Production by Donald McWhinnie
Saturday-Night Theatre presents Richard Hurndall, Marjorie Westbury, Norman Shelley and Deryck Guyler in 'FISH OUT OF WATER'
Production by Audrey Cameron
Donald Wolfit with Joan Matheson and Richard Hurndall in ' RASPUTIN '
Produced by R. D. Smith
Richard Hurndall in 'A BATON FOR THE CONDUCTOR'
Cast in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the cast
Production by Martyn C. Webster
Richard Hurndall Marjorie Westbury, Norman Shelley and Deryck Guyler in ' FISH OUT OF WATER'
Jill Bennett, Paul Rogers Denys Blakelock and Richard Hurndall in ' THREE WINTERS'
Characters in order of speaking:
The action takes place in and near a small seaside town in Southern England during the winters of 1935, 1942, and 1956. Production by Donald McWhinnie
Mary Wimbush and Richard Hurndall with Jill Raymond in ' NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP'
Characters in order of speaking:
and Production by Audrey Cameron
Richard Hurndall and Monica Grey in 'IMPERIAL PALACE'
8--' The Paris Affair
Produced by Martyn C. Webster and David H. Godfrey
Saturday Matinee presents Jill Raymond, Richard Hurndall Molly Rankin, Cecile Chevreau in ' THE CLEAN BREAK '
Cast in order of speaking:
Schoolgirls, maid, photographer played by Judy Horn , Caroline Leigh
Verity Edmett. Nicky Edmett
Production by Audrey Cameron
Richard Hurndall in 'IMPERIAL PALACE'
Adapted for radio in ten episodes by Michael Black
8—' The Paris Affair '
Produced by Martyn C. Webster and David H. Godfrey
WITH COURAGE Richard Hurndall and Anthony Woodruff in 'RED JUNGLE'
Adapted for broadcasting by Giles Cooper
After the fall of Singapore, four Britishers stayed behind in the Malayan jungle with radio equipment to keep their headquarters supplied with information about Japanese movements.
Produced by Alan Burgess
Richard Hurndall in 'IMPERIAL PALACE'
Adapted for radio in ten episodes by Michael Black
2 — ' Evelyn Faces a Crisis '
Other parts plaved by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company Produced by Martyn C. Webster and David H. Godfrey
Richard Hurndall in 'IMPERIAL PALACE*
2—'Evelyn faces a crisis
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company Produced by Martyn C. Webster and David H. Godfrey
Wednesday Matinee presents Helena Hughes and Frank Windsor with Richard Hurndall, Joan Matheson and Hilda Schroder in ' THE HEROES OF CLONE'
Produced by R. D. Smith
Cast in order of speaking:
Dorothea Harding was a famous Victorian writer, and a successful play about her by Adelaide Lassiter is to be made into a film. Roy Collins , who is working on the film, thought it would be just another job; but when he visits Bramstock, the house where Dorothea Harding lived, he finds a good deal more than he expected.
Max Adrian Howard Marion-Crawford Denys Blakelock and Richard Hurndall in ' THE WRONG BOX '
Main characters in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Produced by Charles Lefeaux
Wednesday Matinee Double Bill Richard Hurndall in ' ONLY ONE MAN FOR THE PART'
Cast in order of speaking:
Production by Audrey Cameron
Ian Hudson is about to produce a new serial by the famous author Brian Sweetlove, whose radio serials invariably run for years. Once, Sweetlove and John Armitage, a highly skilled and popular broadcaster, were friends, with many interests in common. Perhaps they shared one thing (or was it one person?) too many? At least, that might have been one reason why the casting of a new serial should lead to tragedy.
Saturday Matinee presents Richard Hurndall, Joan Matheson June Tobin and Cecile Chevreau in 'NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW
Cast in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the cast
Production by Audrey Cameron
Bee Walsh suspects her husband, Charles, of philandering with Angela Leake. Then Angela is accused of murder. Bee thinks she has evidence which might possibly clear Angela-should she give this evidence or not?
Saturday Matinee presents Jill Raymond, Richard Hurndall Molly Rankin, Cecile Chevreau in 'THE CLEAN BREAK'
Cast in order of speaking:
Other parts played by Judy Horn , Caroline Leigh
Verity Edmett , Nicky Edmett
Production by Audrey Cameron
For nearly fourteen years Carol has lived with her foster-parents, Peter and Marjorie Cunningham-they have been a happy and united family. Then one afternoon a strange woman waits for Carol outside her school. What effect will the meeting between these two have on Carol's life and that of her foster-parents?
Richard Hurndall and John Forrest in 'THE DIAMOND MASTER'
Other parts played by members of the cast
Produced by William Glen-Doepel
Austin Trevor and Richard Hurndall in ' THE STOLEN ROMNEY'
Produced by David H. Godfrey
Mr. Tresser allows members of the public to visit his house to see his valuable collection of paintings. Among them is a picture by Romney. When warned by the C.I.D. that he runs a risk of its being stolen, he pooh-poohs the idea; but the police are right.
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