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An opera by Leo Delibes
Libretto by E. Gondinet and F. Gille
English version by Claude Aveling
The BBC Theatre Chorus, the BBC Theatre Orchestra, Leader Tate Gilder , Conductor Stanford Robinson
Act 1, In India. A shady garden with a great variety of flowers growing in profusion. In the background, beside a narrow stream, is a house almost hidden among the trees. It is daybreak.
Act 2, A market-place in an Indian town. Numerous booths and stalls display merchandise of various kinds. In the background, a pagoda. The market is in full swing.
Act 3, An Indian forest, with a small bamboo hut almost hidden by flowers and foliage
Narration written by Wilfrid Rooke
Ley
Production by Stanford Robinson in collaboration with Gordon McConnel , Rex Haworth , and Charles Groves
See the article, 'An Indian Butterfly', on page 12
' Lakmé' will be broadcast again on Tuesday, January 17, in the Regional programme at 8.0.

Contributors

Unknown:
Leo Delibes
Unknown:
E. Gondinet
Unknown:
F. Gille
Unknown:
Claude Aveling
Leader:
Tate Gilder
Written By:
Wilfrid Rooke
Production By:
Stanford Robinson
Unknown:
Gordon McConnel
Unknown:
Rex Haworth
Unknown:
Charles Groves
British Officers:Gerald:
Webster Booth
Frederic:
John Hargreaves
Nilakanta, a Brahmin priest:
Harold Williams
Lakme, Nilakanta's daughter:
Stella Andreva
Millika, Lakme's attendant:
Mae Craven

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