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The Monday Play: Cause Celebre

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

A play for radio by Terence Rattigan
[Starring] Diana Dors
with Gwen Watford, Carleton Hobbs, Robert Harris, Noel Johnson, Robin Browne

This is the author's first play for radio and is based on the sensational Rattenbury murder case in 1935.
With ROSALIND ADAMS, MADI HEDD, DEBORAH PAIGE, MICHAEL BURLINGTON, ALAN DUDLEY, TRADER FAULKNER, DENIS MCCARTHY, CLIFFORD NORGATE, HECTOR ROSS and ANTHONY SMEE Newsreader ALVAR LIDELL
Technical assistants PATIENCE PRATT, MARSAIL MCCUISH and DAVID HITCHINSON
Songs Night brings me you and Dark-haired Marie composed by ALMA RATTENBURY (Lozanne) Pianist MARTIN GOLDSTEIN Producer NORMAN WRIGHT
(Peter Whitman is in "Kennedy's Children" at the Arts Theatre, London)

Contributors

Unknown:
Diana Dors
Unknown:
Terence Rattigan
Unknown:
Gwen Watford
Unknown:
Carleton Hobbs
Unknown:
Robert Harris
Unknown:
Noel Johnson
Unknown:
Robin Browne
Unknown:
Rosalind Adams
Unknown:
Deborah Paige
Unknown:
Michael Burlington
Unknown:
Alan Dudley
Unknown:
Trader Faulkner
Unknown:
Dems McCarthy
Unknown:
Clifford Norcate
Unknown:
Hector Ross
Unknown:
Anthony Smee
Unknown:
Alvar Lidell
Unknown:
Patience Pratt
Unknown:
Marsail McCuish
Unknown:
David Hitchinson
Composed By:
Alma Rattenbury
Pianist:
Martin Goldstein
Producer:
Norman Wright
Unknown:
Peter Whitman
Alma Rattenbury:
Diana Dors
Mr Rattenbury:
Haydn Jones
Christopher Rattenbury:
Peter Whitman
George Alfred Wood:
Robin Browne
Mr Davenport:
Peter Williams
Mrs Davenport:
Gwen Watford
Davenport Jr:
Gareth Johnson
The Judge:
Carleton Hobbs
Mr J D Casswell:
Robert Harris
Mr T J O'Connor, KC:
Noel Johnson
Mr R P Croom-Johnson, KC:
Peter Pratt
Montagu:
Michael Deacon
Harvey:
Garard Green
Irene Riggs:
Katherine Parr
Joan, the Wardress:
Betty Baskcomb
Miss Wilkinson:
Polly Murch
Miss Johnson:
Cecile Chevreau
Street girl:
Frances Jeater
Source: Radio Times

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