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' Salt in our Tongue '
The second of three talks in which Douglas V. Duff tells how many expressions and words stem from sailormen and the sea
5.15 ' The Ballad of Gib Lightfoot '
A serial play in three episodes by John Keir Cross based on the book
' The Mad Miller of Wareham ' by Joyce Reason
2—' Savary de Mauleon '
Other voices played by Douglas Leach
Produced by Mollie Austin
Gib Lightfoot has come to the conclusion that his uncle, 'Mad Hugh,' is not so mad after all. Especially when, carrying messages to Wareham Town, he meets Raoul the minstrel and recognises his voice as one he heard in the night at the Mill. Travelling the road to dance at fairs with Gamelin and Maudleyn, Gib gets embroiled in a fight between Raoul and some toughs who are egged on by the sinister Brother Martin of Bindon Abbey.

Contributors

Unknown:
Douglas V. Duff
Unknown:
Gib Lightfoot
Unknown:
John Keir Cross
Played By:
Douglas Leach
Produced By:
Mollie Austin
Produced By:
Gib Lightfoot
Gib Lightfoot:
J Barrie
Maudleyn:
Angela Brooking
Gamelin:
George Holloway
Raoul the minstrel:
David Enders
Hugh the miller:
Bernard Fishwick
William de Clavel:
Stephen Jack
Jehan:
Ronald Baddiley
Brother Martin:
Heron Carvic
De Blundevil:
Lewis Gedge
Savary de Mauleon:
Basil Jones
Ballad singer:
Michael Watson

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