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'THE FOUR FEATHERS'

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(from the novel by A. E. W Mason)
A dramatic chronicle for broadcasting in twelve parts
Written and produced by Peter Creswell
Part 5— 'They wait for Durrance at Wadi Haifa ' and Five years have passed since Harry Feversham , branded as a coward by his brother officers and even his fiancee, Ethne, set out for Egypt to redeem bis honour. For five years no one has heard of him, but a seedy-looking Greek, said to be like him, has been seen out there.
Twice his friend, Durrance, has proposed to Ethne, who begs him to forget her. Sutch, the narrator, receives a call at his club from a stranger-Captain Calder. Listeners are to hear the tragic story that ,Calder had to tell.

Contributors

Produced By:
Peter Creswell
Unknown:
Harry Feversham
Captain Calder:
Ivan Samson
Colonel Dawson:
Gordon McLeod
Major Walters:
Henry Longhurst
Colonel Durrance:
Carleton Hobbs
A Syrian Doctor:
Patric Curwen
Lieutenant Sutch, R N (Retired) who tells the story:
Cecil Trouncer

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