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' MARY LOVELACE

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From the novel ' Is He Popenjoy ? by Anthony Trollope
Dramatised as a serial play in thirteen parts by H. Oldfield Box
Produced by Wilfrid Grantham
10 — ' Mary Dances the Kappa-Kappa '
Cast in order of speaking:
Music specially composed by John Buckland played by the BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor. Frank Cantell
Lord George has been obliged to apologise to Mary, his wife, for listening too readily to the malicious accusations of their enemies concerning her friendship with Captain de Baron. But his mind is still filled with mistrust, and this is greatly increased when he discovers from Adelaide Houghton that Mary is to take part in the public display of a new Moldavian figure dance, with Captain de Baron himself as her partner.
Tonight's episode tells how Lord George appears at the ball where this dance is being performed, and, carried away by jealousy, humiliates his wife before the eyes of hundreds of astonished spectators. Mary is driven to her father for protection, and her marriage is brought to the crisis so long threatened.

Contributors

Unknown:
Anthony Trollope
Unknown:
H. Oldfield
Produced By:
Wilfrid Grantham
Composed By:
John Buckland
Conductor:
Frank Cantell
Mr Trollope:
Ronald Simpson
Mrs Montacute Jones:
Hester Patonbrown
Mary Lovelace wife of Lord George Germain:
Maxine Audley
Captain Jack de Baron:
Andrew Faulds
Dean Lovelace, Mary's father:
Laidman Browne
Lord George Germain:
Michael Hordern
Maid:
Catherine Campbell
Manservant:
Malcolm Hayes
Marquis of Brotherton:
Howieson Culff

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