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A Radio Version of the Warner Baxter - Bebe Daniels film '42nd Street'

on National Programme Daventry

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(By permission of Warner Bros. Pictures Ltd.)
From the story by Bradford Ropes
Screenplay by Rian James and James Seymour
Radio adaptation by B. Martin Marks and Douglas Moodie
Lyrics and music by Harry Warren and Al Dubin
Radio score by Jack Beaver with Gertrude Niesen as 'Dorothy Brock' and Charles Farrell as 'Julian Marsh'
The Three Admirals
The Radio Graces
Mrs. Rodney Hudson's Eight Step Sisters
The Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
Solo -pianist, Harry Foster
Production by Douglas Moodie
See pictures on page 11
'42nd Street' will be broadcast again on Thursday in the Regional programme at 6.0.

Contributors

Story By:
Bradford Ropes
Play By:
Rian James
Play By:
James Seymour
Unknown:
B. Martin Marks
Unknown:
Douglas Moodie
Music By:
Harry Warren
Unknown:
Jack Beaver
Unknown:
Gertrude Niesen
Unknown:
Dorothy Brock
Unknown:
Charles Farrell
Unknown:
Julian Marsh
Unknown:
Mrs. Rodney Hudson
Conducted By:
Mark H. Lubbock
Production By:
Douglas Moodie
Abner Dillon:
Douglas Young
Peggy:
Eda Peel
Barry:
Guy Glover
Pat Denning:
David Miller
Ann:
Sarah Burton
Lorraine:
Joan Miller
Andy:
Bernard Jukes
Jones:
MacDonald Parke
Billy Lawler:
Gerry Fitzgerald
Mac:
Sonny Miller

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About National Programme

National 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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