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(17.15) THE CASANI CLUB
ORCHESTRA
Directed by CHARLES KuNZ Relayed from Casani's Club
5.15 The Children's Hour
' The School Road'
A Play by H. MORTIMER BATTEN
Produced by GORDON GILDARD
The Cast includes :
Margaret Adams , R. J. Buchanan , W. H. Campbell , Mary Christie , Freda Hamilton , Enid Maxwell , Aline Burn-Murdoch , Elsie Payne , D. S. White
In Prelude and Finale: Marie Thomson [(soprano);
Robert Burnett (baritone)
(Scottish Regional Programme)
THIS MOVINQ PLAY, which is being relayed from Scottish Regional, is a first play by Mortimer Batten , whose popular animal stories have been read for years by ' Mac ' in the National Children's Hour.
The play is set in Scotland, and the weather is so threatening at the close of school hours that the mistress is anxious about two of the children who have a long walk home across the moor.
She expresses a hope that their father will meet them with a lantern, and they set out.
But the weather gets worse. They are caught in a blinding snowstorm, and seem likely to be lost. Meanwhile their father has sent his dog to find them. But. will the dog ever succeed ? You will be moved to pity and your heart will beat with excitement in this clever little play.
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Contributors

Directed By:
Charles Kunz
Play By:
H. Mortimer Batten
Produced By:
Gordon Gildard
Unknown:
Margaret Adams
Unknown:
R. J. Buchanan
Unknown:
W. H. Campbell
Unknown:
Mary Christie
Unknown:
Freda Hamilton
Unknown:
Enid Maxwell
Unknown:
Aline Burn-Murdoch
Unknown:
Elsie Payne
Unknown:
D. S. White
Soprano:
Marie Thomson
Soprano:
Robert Burnett
Play By:
Mortimer Batten

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