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A comedy thriller by Dorothy and Campbell Christie.
The action of the play takes place at Narracott Manor in Buckinghamshire.
(to 16.30)

Contributors

Author:
Dorothy Christie
Author:
Campbell Christie
Production:
Eric Crozier
Ronnie Martin:
Jack Melford
Sally Martin:
Nancy O'Neil
Bill Reid:
William Fox
Price:
Frank Thornton-Bassett
Harry Kapel, J.P.:
Mark Daly
P.C. O'Brien:
Harry Hutchinson
Police-Sergeant Spedding:
Clifford Buckton

A ballet in six scenes by Gavin Gordon after William Hogarth.
[Starring] The Vic-Wells Ballet Company

Scene 1 - The Reception
Scene 2 - The Orgy
Scene 3 - Interlude
Scene 4 - The Gambling Den
Scene 5 - Near the Prison Gates
Scene 6 - The Mad House

The augmented BBC Television Orchestra
Leader, Boris Pecker
Conductor, Hyam Greenbaum

(This programme will be repeated on Wednesday, April 12)

This ballet is built round Hogarth's eight pictures, which are kept at the Soane Museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. It is now an established favourite in the Sadler's Wells repertoire. This, however, will be the first performance in the television studio, and, incidentally, the first ballet production by Royston Morley, who usually handles drama.

Contributors

Costumes:
Rex Whistler
Decor:
Malcolm Baker-Smith
Music:
Gavin Gordon
Choreographer:
Ninette de Valois
Musicians:
BBC Television Orchestra
Orchestra Leader:
Boris Pecker
Conductor:
Hyam Greenbaum
Television Presentation:
Royston Morley
The Rake:
Robert Helpmann
The Dancing Master/Gentleman with a rope:
Harold Turner
The Girl:
Mary Honer
Dancer:
Pamela May
Dancer:
June Brae
Dancer:
Annabel Farjeon
Dancer:
Molly Brown
Dancer:
Palma Nye
Dancer:
Joy Newton
Dancer:
Sheila McCarthy
Dancer:
Patricia Garnett
Dancer:
Claude Newman
Dancer:
Richard Ellis
Dancer:
Michael Somes
Dancer:
Leslie Edwards
Dancer:
Alan Carter
Dancer:
William Chappell
Dancer:
Paul Reymond

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