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FEARS AND MISERIES OF THE THIRD REICH

on Third Programme

by Bertolt Brecht with Celia Johnson , Maurice Denham Alison Leggatt , Miles Malleson Catherine Dolan , Dominic Behan
A selection of scenes translated by PAUL KRIWACZEK Additional songs and poems translated by MARTIN ESSLIN and H. B. FORTUIN
Music composed and conducted by CARL DAVIS
The Speaker.DENYS HAWTHORNE The Commentator DAVID BROWN
People's Community
Two S.S. Officers
JOHN BADDELEY , GLYN DEARMAN
Production by H. B. FORTUIN Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
Bertolt Brecht
Unknown:
Celia Johnson
Unknown:
Maurice Denham
Unknown:
Alison Leggatt
Unknown:
Miles Malleson
Unknown:
Catherine Dolan
Unknown:
Dominic Behan
Translated By:
Paul Kriwaczek
Translated By:
Martin Esslin
Translated By:
H. B. Fortuin
Conducted By:
Carl Davis
Unknown:
Denys Hawthorne
Commentator:
David Brown
Unknown:
John Baddeley
Unknown:
Glyn Dearman
Production By:
H. B. Fortuin
The Betrayal Woman:
Margaret Wolfit
The Betrayal Man:
Lewis Stringer
The Judge:
Miles Malleson
The Inspector:
Frank Partington
The Prosecutor:
Kenneth Hyde
The Usher:
Will Leighton
The Maid:
Alison Leggatt
Judge Fey:
George Merritt
Physicists:
George Curzon
Physicists:
Peter Pratt
Ballad of the Jew's whore Marie Sanders:
Catherine Dolan
The Jewish Wife The Woman:
Celia Johnson
The Jewish Wife The Man:
Maurice Denham
The Spy The Maid:
Eva Stuart
The SpyThe Husband:
Maurice Denham
The SpyThe Wife:
Alison Leggatt
The SpyThe Son:
Stephen Portch
Two Bakers:
Kenneth Hyde
Two Bakers:
Anthony Hall
The Sermon on the Mount Dying Man:
George Merritt
The Sermon on the Mount The Priest:
Kenneth Hyde
The Sermon on the Mount The Wife:
Mary O'Farrell
The Sermon on the Mount The Son:
Timothy West
The Motto The Boys:
Graham Aza
The Motto:
Nicholas Hall
The Motto:
Philip Levermore
The Motto:
Colin Stuart-Neil
Pschierer:
Stephen Portch
The Leader:
Timothy West
German Song:
Dominic Behan

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