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by Leo Tolstoy
Adapted by Constance Cox
A dramatisation in 20 parts from the translation by Louise Maude and Aylmer Maude, edited by Michael Bakewell
with David Buck, Martin Jarvis, Felix Felton, Stephen Murray, Jeremy Clyde, Christopher Guinee
Denys Hawthorne as Tolstoy
(medium only)

Contributors

Author:
Leo Tolstoy
Adapted by:
Constance Cox
Translation:
Louise Maude
Translation:
Aylmer Maude
Edited by:
Michael Bakewell
Director:
Nesta Pain
Tolstoy:
Denys Hawthorne
Count Willarski/Boris Drubetskoy:
John Rye
Pierre Bezukhov:
David Buck
Rhetor/Tushin:
Michael Kilgarriff
Prince Vasili Kuragin:
James Thomason
Anna Scherer/Pelageya:
Madi Hedd
Hippolyte Kuragin:
Jeremy Clyde
Helene Bezukhova:
Sonia Fraser
Marya Bolkonskaya:
Elizabeth Proud
Andrei Bolkonsky:
Martin Jarvis
General Kutuzov:
Felix Felton
Bilihin:
Geoffrey Collins
Mlle Bourienne:
Patricia Gallimore
Prince Nicolai Bolkonsky:
Stephen Murray
Nicolai Rostov:
Christopher Guinee
Topchenko:
Sean Barrett
Denisov:
Nigel Lambert
Napoleon:
Peter Pratt
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

medium only
Presenter Marilyn Alan
With the participation of disabled people themselves this magazine programme, seeks to give practical advice to disabled listeners in all relevant fields: welfare, finance, mobility, and work and leisure. Producer MARLENE PEASE
After the programme listeners can ring [number removed]until 4.30.

Contributors

Presenter:
Marilyn Alan
Producer:
Marlene Pease
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

The 3.30 Human Race by BILL LYONS , with James Ellis. Gareth Thomas
Rosemary McHale. Heather Bell ' I want to do something with my life. Oh not cure disease or save souls - nothing uplifting. I want it for me! Look after number one, that's my motto '. And in the 30s perhaps it wasn't such a bad one. Clive couldn't afford to feel sorry for the mugs he conned, but there were certain people that he had to look out for ...
Directed by JANE MORGAN

Contributors

Unknown:
Bill Lyons
Unknown:
James Ellis.
Unknown:
Gareth Thomas
Unknown:
Rosemary McHale.
Unknown:
Heather Bell
Directed By:
Jane Morgan
Clive Green:
Gareth Thomas
Caroline:
Rosemary McHale
Pat Thomas:
James Ellis
Bater:
Michael Goldie
Gina:
Heather Bell
Heavy:
Harold Kasket
Mug:
Rod Beacham
Ronald:
David Ashford
Mick:
Henry Knowles
Stew:
Malcolm Gerard
Nurse:
Jennifer Piercey
Stephen Peake:
Peter Wickham
Boxing commentator:
Eric Allan
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Portrait of a City - 9: Paris
' Paris, like Venus of Milo, was born - let us be courteously inexact - about 50 BC. We love her with the passion of a young man and she returns our love with the ripeness of 32 and the wiles of 2,000.' (JOSEPH A. BARRT)
Written and presented by Olivier Pierre , with the voices of JANE BIRKIN , PIERRE BOURDET
PIERRE CARDIN , MARIE CARDINAL
HENRI CHAPIER , GHISLAINE DESMAB CHRISTIAN DIOR, MAX DUMAS
MATTHIEU GALLEY, HENRI GAULT JULIETTE GRECO. ALAIN MANERY ARIANNE MNOUSKINE and CATHERINE ROUSSO
Reporters SYLVIE MARION
BÉNÉDICTE PAVIOT, SALLY TURNER Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN

Contributors

Presented By:
Olivier Pierre
Unknown:
Jane Birkin
Unknown:
Pierre Bourdet
Unknown:
Pierre Cardin
Unknown:
Marie Cardinal
Unknown:
Henri Chapier
Unknown:
Ghislaine Desmab
Unknown:
Max Dumas
Unknown:
Henri Gault
Unknown:
Juliette Greco.
Unknown:
Alain Manery
Unknown:
Arianne Mnouskine
Unknown:
Sally Turner
Source: Radio Times

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