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'THE THREE MUSKETEERS'
.\ Melodrama adapted from Dumas' novel by TYRONE GUTHRIE and PATRICK RIDDELL
With incidental music by VICTOR HELY -
HUTCHINSON
Part I
' The Diamond Studs '
The Cast includes :
GUY PELHAM BOULTON; IVAN SAMSON ; NORMAN SHEI. LEY; WILFRID FLETCHER ; CARLETON HOBBS ; GWENDOLEN EVANS ; CYRIL NASH ; ARTHUR EVANS ; LIONEL SCOTT ; THEODORE SMYTHE ; PASCOE THORNTON ; JANET TAYLOR ; RICHARD HURNDALL ; JAMES TOVEY ;
DOUGLAS Ross
Orchestra conducted by S. KNEALE KELLEY
This radio version of Dumas' novel was first broadcast on November 17 and 18, 1932, its first part in the Daventry National programme and its second part in the London Regional. The same procedure will be followed in this revival. The first part (in tonight'sprogramme) carries the story up to the great ball in Paris on the Eve of All Souls, and shows how D'Artagnan saves the face of Anne of Austria to the confusion of Richelieu ; while part two (in tomorrow's London Regional programme) paints the villainies of Milady in higher lights and carries the story on to her catastrophe.

Contributors

Novel By:
Tyrone Guthrie
Novel By:
Patrick Riddell
Music By:
Victor Hely
Unknown:
Ivan Samson
Unknown:
Norman Shei.
Unknown:
Wilfrid Fletcher
Unknown:
Carleton Hobbs
Unknown:
Cyril Nash
Unknown:
Arthur Evans
Unknown:
Lionel Scott
Unknown:
Theodore Smythe
Unknown:
Pascoe Thornton
Unknown:
Janet Taylor
Unknown:
Richard Hurndall
Unknown:
James Tovey
Conducted By:
S. Kneale Kelley

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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