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A Journey to London

BBC Radio 3
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Being part of a comedy written by SIR JOHN VANBRUGH with an ending by COLLEY CIBBER taken from his comedy The Provok'd Husband (1728). Arranged for Stereo by RAYMOND RAIKES
Music by STEPHEN DODGSON developed from two songs by HENRY CAREY as used in The Provok'd Husband with Barbara Jefford
Charles Gray , Robert Eddison and Gerald Cross
Scene: London, 1726
PHILOMUSICA OF LONDON conducted by RAE JENKINS
Producer RAYMOND RAIKES
(Susan Edmonstone is in ' Move Over Mrs Markham ' at Vaudeville Theatre, London)

Contributors

Written By:
Sir John Vanbrugh
Written By:
Colley Cibber
Music By:
Stephen Dodgson
Songs By:
Henry Carey
Unknown:
Barbara Jefford
Unknown:
Charles Gray
Unknown:
Robert Eddison
Conducted By:
Rae Jenkins
Producer:
Raymond Raikes
Unknown:
Susan Edmonstone
Unknown:
Mrs Markham
Uncle Richard:
Geratd Cross
James, his servant:
Martin Friend
John Moody:
Lewis Stringer
Deborah:
Helen Worth
Lady Headpiece:
Hilda Kriseman
Sir Francis Headpiece:
John Rowe
Squire Humphry:
Robin Browne
MISS Betty:
Denise Bryer
Mrs Motherly:
Betty Baskcomb
Mrs Handy:
Katherine Parr
Doll Tripe:
Sheila Grant
Heavy George:
Michael Kilgarriff
Fat Tom:
Michael Harbour
Colonel Courtly:
Kerry Francis
MartiUa:
Margaret Robertson
Lady Arabeiia:
Barbara Jefford
Lord Loverule:
Charles Gray
Clarinda SUSAN:
Edmon Stone
Sir Charles:
Robert Eddison
Mrs Trusty:
Sheila Grant
Mr Moneybag:
Martin Friend
Mr Shortyard:
Lewis Stringer
Captain Toupee:
Michael Harbour
Constable:
Michael Kilgarriff
Source: Radio Times

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