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Ballad with Women and Snail Children

on BBC Radio 3

A radio play by Titel Constantinescu translated from the Romanian by R. D. SMITH with Nan Marriott-Watson Marjorie Westbury
Peter Howell , Lynn Carson and Deborah Anthony
This was a Romanian entry for the Italia Prize
Folk and Fairy Tate characters, Trees and Squirrels:
GEOFFREY BEEVERS , KATHEItlNEFAHY OLWEN GRIFFITHS , EDWARD KELSEY GODFREY KENTON , DAVID VALLA
Special music and effects by courtesy of the Romanian Broadcasting Service
Technical production by J. V. JOHNSON , JANET MITCHELL CAROL MCSHANE , MARY KIRBY Producer R. D. SMITH

Contributors

Play By:
Titel Constantinescu
Unknown:
R. D. Smith
Unknown:
Nan Marriott-Watson
Unknown:
Marjorie Westbury
Unknown:
Peter Howell
Unknown:
Lynn Carson
Unknown:
Deborah Anthony
Unknown:
Geoffrey Beevers
Unknown:
Katheitlnefahy Olwen Griffiths
Unknown:
Edward Kelsey
Unknown:
Godfrey Kenton
Production By:
J. V. Johnson
Production By:
Janet Mitchell
Production By:
Carol McShane
Production By:
Mary Kirby
Producer:
R. D. Smith
Old woman:
Nan Marriott-Watson
Young woman:
Deborah Anthony
Skinny:
Lynn Carson
Mother I:
Hilda Kriseman
Mother II:
Katherine Parr
Mother m:
Diana Olsson
Mother IV:
Diana Robson
Speaker:
Marjorie Westbury
Boy:
Philip Da Costa
Flirt:
Bill1e Hammerberg
Girl:
Saba Sarol
Snail:
Nigel Anthony
Caged girl:
Pauline Wynn
Travelling man:
Peter Howell

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