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'Derby Day'

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Scenes from the Comic Opera written by A. P. HERBERT
Composed by ALFRED REYNOLDS
You want a moral ?—Well, then, is the pub the root of evil-or the Jockey
Club?
Characters :
Bert Bones (a tipster) HORACE PERCIVAL
Bookmaker
Costers, Racegoers, Society Ladies,
Jockeys, Licensing Justices, etc.
THE WIRELESS CHORUS
(Section C) and THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ALFRED REYNOLDS
Act 1. The Day before : The Garden of ' The Old Black Horse '
Act 11. The Day : Scene I. The Road to Epsom ; Scene 2. The Paddock at Epsom ; Scene 3. On the Rails.
Act III. The Day after : The Garden of ' The Old Black Horse '
Production and Adaptation by GORDON MCCONNEL
(' Derby Day' will be broadcast dgain by London, West and North Regionals on Friday night)

Contributors

Written By:
A. P. Herbert
Composed By:
Alfred Reynolds
Unknown:
Horace Percival
Conducted By:
Alfred Reynolds
John Bitter (landlord of ' The Old Black Horse'):
Stuart Robertson
Rose (barmaid at ' The Old Black Horse '):
Tessa Deane
Eddy (son of Sir Horace Waters):
Bruce Anderson
Sir Horace Waters, J P:
Roy Russell
Lady Waters (his wife):
Vivienne Chatterton
Policemen Coster:
Philip Wade

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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