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THE GENTLEMAN

on BBC Home Service Basic

A serial play in five parts adapted freely by VAL GIELGUD from the novel by ALFRED OLLIVANT
5: H.M.S. Medusa
Cast for the week:
Other parts played by: John Baddeley. Jolyon Booth
Gordon Faith, Gordon Gardner John Graham , Philip Guard
Peter Marinker. Elizabeth Proud and Mary Wimbush
Produced by AUDREY CAMERON
Broadcast on Sept. 17. 1965

Contributors

Unknown:
Val Gielgud
Novel By:
Alfred Ollivant
Played By:
John Baddeley.
Unknown:
Gardner John Graham
Unknown:
Mary Wimbush
Produced By:
Audrey Cameron
Christopher Caryll, a midshipman:
Glyn Dearman
Lord Alfred Fitzroy, ' The Gentleman ':
Denys Hawthorne
Harry Joy, a Parson (Abercromby's Black Cock):
Frank Duncan
Ralph Piper:
John Bryning
The Emperor Napoleon:
George Hagan
Percy, Lord Dare of Dene:
Frederick Treves
Members of the Gap Gang: Red Beard:
Henry Stamper
Members of the Gap Gang: Fat George:
Paul Whitsun-Jones
Members of the Gap Gang: Old Toady:
Leonard Trolley
Napoleon's staff: M Meneval:
Peter Marinker
Napoleon's staff: Vice-Adm Magon:
Philip Guard
Of H.M.S. Tremendous: First Lieut Lanyon:
Gabriel Woolf
Of H.M.S. Tremendous: Cmdr Harding:
Lockwood West
Jerry Ram a Riding-Officer:
Stephen Thorne
General Peregrine Beauchamp:
Malcolm Terris
William Pitt the Prime Minister:
Ronald Baddiley
Captain Anstruther:
John Dearth
Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson of the Nile:
Heron Carvic
Captain Peel of H M S Medusa:
James Thomason

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