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Arthur Marshall in ' IS THERE ANYTHING IN IT? '

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on BBC Home Service Basic

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4—' The Werewolf'
A colloquy between the dark voice of superstition and the cold voice of reason. Written by Paul Dehn and produced by Rayner Heppenstall , with music by Antony Hopkins

Contributors

Written By:
Paul Dehn
Produced By:
Rayner Heppenstall
Music By:
Antony Hopkins
The voice of reason:
James McKechnie
The voice of reason:
Charles Leno
The voice of superstition:
Ivor Barnard
The voice of superstition:
Laidman Browne
The voice of superstition:
Eric Lugg
The voice of superstition:
Arthur Ridley
The inquiring voice:
Beryl Calder
The inquiring voice:
Frank Partington
The helpful voice:
Arthur Marshall
Our dumb friends:
Bryan Powley
Our dumb friends:
Charles Maunsell
Indian voices:
Narayana Menon
Indian voices:
Elaine MacNamara
Tenor voice:
Tom Purvis
Source: Radio Times

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