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Greenwich Time Signal; The Leader of the House

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A new comedy by Nigel Balchin.
[Starring] Anne Crawford and Brian Reece
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on November 13)

Contributors

Writer:
Nigel Balchin
Producer:
Douglas Allen
James Rice, the Prime Minister and Leader of the House:
Brian Reece
Janet Parkes, his Personal Secretary:
Pamela Alan
Philip Simmons, an information officer:
Michael Brill
Carol Lindsay, an actress:
Anne Crawford
Freda Rice, the Prime Minister's sister:
Mary Hinton
Marshall, butler at No. 10 Downing Street:
John Vere
William Boumphrey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs:
Willoughby Goddard
Lewis Appleby Chancellor of the Exchequer:
Noel Howlett
Sir Charles Proot, First Lord of the Admiralty:
Hugh Dempster
The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries:
Kenneth Edwards
The Minister of Mines:
Jonathan Field
Mr. Downes-Champney, Lord President of the Council:
Ralph Truman
Mr. Jones-Fullerton, Party Chairman:
George Skillan
Count Rudolph Walem, Bulgarian Ambassador:
Ferdy Mayne
Lord Pyne a newspaper magnate:
Gordon Bell
Chauffeur to Lord Pyne:
Walter Horsbrugh
Reporter:
Kim Grant
Others taking part:
Ann Cherry
Others taking part:
Meriel Hunn
Others taking part:
Violet Parry
Others taking part:
Soraya Rafat
Others taking part:
Peter Doughty
Others taking part:
John Dunbar
Others taking part:
Jan Kemp
Others taking part:
Donald McCollum
Others taking part:
Brian Moorehead
Others taking part:
John Drake
Others taking part:
Frank Pendlebury
Others taking part:
John Scott

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