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EASTWARD HO !

on Third Programme

A comedy by JOHN MARSTON GEORGE CHAPMAN and BEN JONSON with Donald Wolfit , Charles Leno
June Tobin , and John Slater
Music by Christopher Whelen
SCENE: London and Thames-side, 1605
Touchstone, a tradesman of Goldsmith's Row, Cheapside, Donald Wolflt ; Quicksilver and Golding, his apprentices, Charles Leno and Hugh Dickson ; Gertrude and Mildred, his daughters. June Tobin and Freda Dowie ; Poldavy, a tailor, Tom Wat son: Sir Petronel Flash, Heron Carvic ; Mistress Touchstone, Marjorie Westbury; Security, a usurer, John Slater ; Winnifrid, his wife, Nervs Kerfoot ; Sindefy, a punk, Janette Richer: Bramble, a lawyer, Charles Simon ; Capt. Seagull, Michael Turner ; Drawer at the Blue Anchor Tavern, Billingsgate, Keith Williams ; Slitgut, butcher's apprentice, Michael Bates ; Master Wolf , keeper of the prison, Lawrence Baskeomb ; Holdfast, a turnkey, Tom Watson : with members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Desmond Dupre. (lute) and a section of the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by the composer
Arranged for broadcasting and produced by RAYMOND RAIKES
: second broadcast
DURING THE INTERVAL (6.5-6.15 app.)
Gordon Jacob : Movements from A William Byrd Suite on a gramophone record

Contributors

Comedy By:
John Marston
Comedy By:
George Chapman
Comedy By:
Ben Jonson
Unknown:
Donald Wolfit
Unknown:
Charles Leno
Unknown:
June Tobin
Unknown:
John Slater
Music By:
Christopher Whelen
Unknown:
Donald Wolflt
Unknown:
Charles Leno
Unknown:
Hugh Dickson
Unknown:
Freda Dowie
Unknown:
Tom Wat
Unknown:
Heron Carvic
Unknown:
John Slater
Unknown:
Nervs Kerfoot
Unknown:
Charles Simon
Unknown:
Michael Turner
Unknown:
Keith Williams
Unknown:
Michael Bates
Unknown:
Master Wolf
Unknown:
Lawrence Baskeomb
Unknown:
Tom Watson
Unknown:
Desmond Dupre.
Produced By:
Raymond Raikes
Unknown:
Gordon Jacob
Unknown:
William Byrd Suite

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