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WHERE'S THAT TIGER ?'

on Regional Programme Northern Ireland

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A farcical comedy by Ruddick Millar
Characters
Sam Dolan , editor and proprietor of the Ballymakillop Enquirer
Fred Wilson , his one and only assistant
Sarah McWhittrick
The editor and chief sub-editor of a Belfast newspaper
Signor Fuscardi , circus proprietor Hank Mason , his publicity agent William John Mawhinney , J.P. Sergeant Fogarty
A Member of Parliament A Cabinet Minister Newsboy, voices, etc.
The cast includes : W. R. Gordon , Allan McClelland , Winifred Green-wood, Joseph Tomelty , James Stewart , Charles Owens , Kenneth Rea , Harold Goldblatt , Robert Wynd -ham, and Cicely Mathews
Produced by James Mageean
This thirty-minute frolic, the work of a Belfast journalist, tells you how sleepy little Ballymakillop lived its short fierce hour in a blaze of headlines. It all began in Sarah McWhk trick's hen-pen and the office of the Ballymakillop Enquirer. Wires buzzed, telephones rang, aeroplanes zoomed across the Channel, and questions were fired off in the Commons. And while all the Ballymakillopians wondered ' Where's that tiger?'. Sergeant Fogarty swore.
They got the tiger in the end-with the help of the police force and the Army - and all the world laughed!

Contributors

Comedy By:
Ruddick Millar
Unknown:
Sam Dolan
Unknown:
Ballymakillop Enquirer
Unknown:
Fred Wilson
Unknown:
Sarah McWhittrick
Unknown:
Signor Fuscardi
Unknown:
Hank Mason
Unknown:
William John Mawhinney
Unknown:
W. R. Gordon
Unknown:
Allan McClelland
Unknown:
Joseph Tomelty
Unknown:
James Stewart
Unknown:
Charles Owens
Unknown:
Kenneth Rea
Unknown:
Harold Goldblatt
Unknown:
Robert Wynd
Unknown:
Cicely Mathews
Produced By:
James Mageean
Unknown:
Sarah McWhk

Regional Programme Northern Ireland

About Regional Programme

Regional 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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