An adventure story of the Wars of the Roses by R. L. Stevenson made into a play by John Blatchley adapted for television by John Blatchley and Naomi Capon.
[Starring] The Young Vic Company
(The Young Vic Company appears by permission of the Governors of the Old Vic)
Part 2: Sunday, May 27
(to 18.00)

Contributors

Author (Wars of the Roses):: R. L. Stevenson
Writer/adapted for television by:: John Blatchley
Adapted for television by/presented for television by:: Naomi Capon
Original production for the Young Vic Company:: Michel St. Denis
Scenery and costumes:: Joseph Carl
Original music:: Henry Boyes
Lawless/Brother William:: John Garley
Brother Nicholas:: Derek Godfrey
Sir Daniel Brackley:: Mervyn Blake
Clipsby:: Peter Retey
Richard Shelton:: Denis Quilley
Connor:: Lauchlan McLean
Joanna Sedley/John Matcham:: Tarn Bassett
Abbott:: Derek Godfrey
Capper:: Powys Thomas
Greensheve:: Dennis Clinton
Ellis Duckworth:: Keith Michell
Bennett Hatch:: Michael Turner
Goody Hatch:: Charmian Eyre
Sir Oliver Oates:: Alan Edwards
Carter:: John Southworth

Source: Radio Times

20:00

Weekly Review

BBC Television

Sun 20^th May 1951, 20:00 on BBC Television

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Richard Dimbleby recalls events from last week's Television Newsreels.

Contributors

Presenter:: Richard Dimbleby

Source: Radio Times

20:15

Sunday Serenade

BBC Television

Sun 20^th May 1951, 20:15 on BBC Television

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Source: Radio Times

20:30

The Petrified Forest

BBC Television

Sun 20^th May 1951, 20:30 on BBC Television

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A play by Robert E. Sherwood.
[Starring] Douglass Montgomery with Jane Barrett and Robert Ayres
The action of the play takes place just before the last war and is set in the lunch-room of the Black Mesa Filling Station and Bar-B-Q on the desert in Eastern Arizona
(Second performance on Thursday at 8.0 p.m.)