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'The Show Goes Over'

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A New Radio Romance With Music
Book and Lyrics by LAURENCE GILLIAM , MAX KESTER , and C. DENIS FREEMAN
Music by AUSTEN CROOM -JOHNSON
Orchestrations by Eric SIDAY
Cast :
JAY LAURIER
HERMIONE GINGOLD
AUSTIN TREVOR
CHARLES FARRELL
EFFIE ATHERTON
ERNEST SEFTON
EDWIN ELLIS
QUEENIE SHERRY PHILIP WADE
RONALD HILL
ANDREW MALANDRINOS
ANTHONY SPURGIN
DOROTHY CARLESS
THE RADIO THREE
JACK LORIMER CLIVE ERARD
At Two Pianos
AUSTEN CROOM-JOHNSON and JOHN
BURNABY
THE B.B.C. VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Under the direction of KNEALE KELLEY
Production by BRYAN MICHIE
This skit is a peep behind the microphone and shows the trials and tribulations of a radio producer (not B.B.C.) endeavouring to make the show go over in spite of opposition from a theatrical magnate, temperamental artists; and incompetent ' Yes-men.' Let us add that it is all part of a mythical commercial broadcasting organisation.
At the head of a large cast of popular favourites "is Dorothy Carless , a singer who is to have her first big chance on the air. She has only broadcast once before, and that was when she was put into a programme earlier in the week to make sure ' microphone fright ' did not interfere with her performance in a big part tonight.
(' The Show Goes Over' will be broadcast by all Regionals, except Scottish, tomorrow night)

Contributors

Unknown:
Laurence Gilliam
Unknown:
Max Kester
Unknown:
C. Denis Freeman
Music By:
Austen Croom
Unknown:
Eric Siday
Unknown:
Jay Laurier
Unknown:
Charles Farrell
Unknown:
Effie Atherton
Unknown:
Ernest Sefton
Unknown:
Edwin Ellis
Unknown:
Queenie Sherry Philip Wade
Unknown:
Andrew Malandrinos
Unknown:
Anthony Spurgin
Pianos:
Austen Croom-Johnson
Unknown:
Kneale Kelley
Production By:
Bryan Michie
Unknown:
Dorothy Carless

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