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The Three Musketeers: 4: The Queen's Diamond
A play in six episodes from the novel by Alexandre Dumas.
Translated by Lord Sudley.
Adapted for television by Felix Felton and Susan Ashman
Second performance at 7.45 p.m.

Vision On - Sound On
Television has arrived in Aberdeen and this afternoon young Aberdonians make their first appearance before the cameras in the Fonthill Drill Hall.
You are invited to join the audience there, who vote for the item they like best.
Programme introduced by Rikki Fulton.

(to 18.00)

Contributors

Author (The Three Musketeers):
Alexandre Dumas
Translated by (The Three Musketeers):
Lord Sudley
Adapted by (The Three Musketeers):
Felix Felton
Adapted by (The Three Musketeers):
Susan Ashman
Producer (The Three Musketeers):
Rex Tucker
Film sequences (The Three Musketeers):
The BBC Television Film Unit
Designer (The Three Musketeers):
Richard Henry
D'Artagnan:
Laurence Payne
Athos:
Roger Delgado
Porthos:
Paul Whitsun-Jones
Aramis:
Paul Hansard
George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham:
John van Eyssen
Patrick, his confidential servant:
Will Leighton
Jackson, his secretary:
Stephen Hancock
A jeweller:
Erik Chitty
Cardinal Richelieu:
William Devlin
Milady de Winter:
Adrienne Corri
Louis XIII, King of France:
Garard Green
Anne, Queen of France:
Veronica Hurst
M. de Treville:
Laidman Browne
Bonacieux:
Arthur Lowe
Constance Bonacieux:
Clare Austin
Rochefort:
Ewen Solon
Lord de Winter:
Derek Aylward
Planchet:
Reginald Barratt
Landlord of the Golden Lily:
Christopher Hodge
Madame de Lannoy:
Margaret Gordon
Other parts played by:
Peter Diamond
Other parts played by:
Patrick Dowling
Presenter (Vision On-Sound On):
Rikki Fulton
Producer (Vision On-Sound On):
Kathleen Garscadden
Producer (Vision On-Sound On):
Noble Wilson

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