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A Melodrama of Czarist Russia by G. F. NOXON and LAURENCE GILLIAM
Based on a play by Alexis Tolstoy , from the Russian by George Reavey
Characters
Detectives :
President of court, a waiter, a cab driver, a policeman, passers-by, etc., etc., played by HARALD COLONNA , EDWARD CRAVEN , CHARLES MASON ,
CATHLEEN CORDELL , and JOSEPHINE SHAND
Produced by LANCE SIEVEKING
Fantastic as it may seem. this play is based strictly on fact. Ivan Nicolaevitch Azeff was a real person who nourished in Czarist Russia, and he did act at the same time as an agent of the Secret Police, and as head of the Battle Organisation of the revolutionaries. In the course of his career, he took part in escapades and treacheries worthy of the most sensational novelist. The facts behind tonight's radio play are given in more detail in the article on page 13.
('Azeff' will be repeated in the Regional programme on Friday night)

Contributors

Unknown:
G. F. Noxon
Unknown:
Laurence Gilliam
Play By:
Alexis Tolstoy
Unknown:
George Reavey
Played By:
Harald Colonna
Played By:
Edward Craven
Played By:
Charles Mason
Unknown:
Cathleen Cordell
Unknown:
Josephine Shand
Produced By:
Lance Sieveking
Unknown:
Ivan Nicolaevitch
Azerf:
D A Clarke-Smith
Members of the Terrorist Organisation ::
Gotz Matthew Boulton
Chernoff:
Cyril Nash
Savinkov:
Norman Shelley
Sassonoff:
Alexander Sarner
Zilberberg:
Charles Lefeaux
Kataiev:
John Cheatle
Burtzeff:
Harold Scott
Ratchkovsky, Chief of Police:
Boris Ranevsky
Gershuni:
Percy Rhodes
Plehve, Minister of the Interior:
Scott Sunderland
Chief of the Detective Bureau:
Gordon MacLeod
Mednikoff:
V C Clinton-Baddeley
Diviatkin:
Philip Wade
Varya:
Veronica Turleigh
A Narrator:
Robert Speaight

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