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A series of programmes designed to introduce great English and foreign plays that are seldom performed in this country
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3—Goethe't
'FAUST' (Part 1)
Selections from the play translated by R. D. Miller , with a commentary written by Stephen Spender
Produced by Mary Hope Allen. and Julius Gellner
With Stephen Murray as Faust
German excerpts spoken by Frederick Valk

Contributors

Unknown:
R. D. Miller
Written By:
Stephen Spender
Produced By:
Mary Hope Allen.
Produced By:
Julius Gellner
Unknown:
Stephen Murray
Spoken By:
Frederick Valk
Margaret:
Peggy Bryan
The Lord:
Baliol Hoiloway
Mephistopheles:
Bernard Miles
Evil Spirit:
Denys Blakelock
Narrator:
Alan Wheatley

('A Life for the Tsar')
Opera by Glinka
French version by M. Souvchinsky
Produced by Mark H. Lubbock
London Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Andrew Cooper )
BBC Theatre Chorus
(Trained by John Clements )
Conducted by Nicolai Malko
Cast, in order of singing:
The action takes place in February, 1613
The opera was first produced in St. Petersburg, November 27, 1836
Act 1
A street in Domnino
Act 2
BrilliantPollsh gathering in a ballroom

Contributors

Unknown:
M. Souvchinsky
Leader:
Andrew Cooper
Unknown:
John Clements
Conducted By:
Nicolai Malko
Antonida, daughter of Ivan Susanin:
Claudine Collart
Ivan Susanin, a peasant:
Louis Noguira
Sobinin, a warrior, betrothed to Antonida:
Frans Vroons
King Sigismund:
George Steam Scott
A messenger:
Paul Andrt
Vania, Ivan Susanin's adopted son:
Eliette Schenneberg

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