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'As It Might Have Been' — II

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By LESLIE W. A. BAILY
A Broadcast Programme of a Hundred and Fifty Years Ago
The cast will include :
Guy Pelham Boulton ; Cyril Nash ; Eliot Makeham ; Frank Randell ; Joyce Moore ; H. O . Nicholson ; Ronald Simp son ; George de Warfaz ; William Fazan ; J. Hubert Leslie ; Phillip Lever ; Arthur Goullet ; Stanley Lathbury ; Joan Harker : Geoffrey Lovatt ; Fewlass Llewellyn ; Walter Tobias ; Adrienne Campart ; Stella East ; Renee de Vaux ; Charles H. Mason ; Dorothy Holmes-Gore ;
Sheila Stewart ; Charles Lefeaux
The Singers, James Topping ; Alice Moxon
This programme asks you to assume that broadcasting was invented a hundred and fifty years ago, in 1783, and that you are listening to the entertainment provided by the English Broadcasting Club from its rendezvous ' The Crown and Anchor Tavern,' in the Strand. Broadcasting in the picturesque but unhygienic London of the time was an exclusive and informal affair: direction was in the hands of three members, Mr.Foppington, Sir Bertie Bastin and the dissolute Lord Pinchley : the studios were full, and conversation and interruptions frequent.

Contributors

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Leslie W. A. Baily
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Pelham Boulton
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Cyril Nash
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Eliot Makeham
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Frank Randell
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Joyce Moore
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H. O . Nicholson
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Ronald Simp
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George de Warfaz
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William Fazan
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J. Hubert Leslie
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Phillip Lever
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Arthur Goullet
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Stanley Lathbury
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Joan Harker
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Geoffrey Lovatt
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Fewlass Llewellyn
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Walter Tobias
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Adrienne Campart
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Stella East
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Renee de Vaux
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Charles H. Mason
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Dorothy Holmes-Gore
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Sheila Stewart
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Charles Lefeaux
Singers:
James Topping
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Alice Moxon
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Sir Bertie Bastin

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