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Niget Stock in 'THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE'

on Third Programme

The novel by Stephen Crane
Adapted for radio by H. A. L. Craig
Other parts played by Isla Cameron , Andrew Downie Jon Farrell. Brian O'Higgins
Michael Peake. Charles Richardson
P. G. Stephens , Bruce Wightman and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Music composed by John Buckland conducted by Lawrence Leonard
Songs arranged by Freddie Phillips sung by Andrew Downie and Uriel Porter
Produced by John Gibson
The Red Badge of Courage, the story of a young soldier in the American Civil War, is one of the curiosities of American literature. Crane, who died in 1900 when he was only twenty-eight, had never seen a battle of any kind when he wrote it, though after the publication of this great imaginative work he was much in demand as a war correspondent. Another memorable point about Crane's story is that it was one of the very first of the innumerable American novels that have taken ' the little man ' as their hero.
DURING THE INTERVAL (9.40-9.50 app.):
Band Music by William Schuman and Hoist on gramophone records

Contributors

Novel By:
Stephen Crane
Unknown:
H. A. L. Craig
Played By:
Isla Cameron
Played By:
Andrew Downie
Played By:
Jon Farrell.
Played By:
Brian O'Higgins
Unknown:
Michael Peake.
Unknown:
Charles Richardson
Unknown:
P. G. Stephens
Unknown:
Bruce Wightman
Composed By:
John Buckland
Conducted By:
Lawrence Leonard
Arranged By:
Freddie Phillips
Sung By:
Andrew Downie
Sung By:
Uriel Porter
Produced By:
John Gibson
Music By:
William Schuman
Henry Fleming:
Nigel Stock
Braggart Soldier:
Kenneth J Warren
Jim Conklin:
Barry Keegan
Lieutenant:
John Glen
General:
Charles Irwin
Tattered Soldier:
Malcolm Hayes
Cheerful Soldier:
Tom Duggan

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