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A series of programmes designed to introduce great English and foreign plays that are seldom performed in this country
4-Ibsen's
' EMPEROR AND GALILEAN '
Selections from the play translated by William Archer , with a commentary by J. C. Trewin
Music composed by Clifton Parker and conducted by John Hollingsworth
Produced by Mary Hope Allen
With Allan McClelland as Prince Julian (later Emperor), and Ernest Milton as Maximus, the Mystic
Others taking part are Ann Codring ton, Heron Carvic , and David Kossoff

Contributors

Unknown:
William Archer
Commentary By:
J. C. Trewin
Composed By:
Clifton Parker
Conducted By:
John Hollingsworth
Produced By:
Mary Hope Allen
Unknown:
Allan McClelland
Unknown:
Ernest Milton
Unknown:
Ann Codring
Unknown:
Heron Carvic
Unknown:
David Kossoff
Gregory of Nazianus:
Robert Marsden
Basilius of Csesarea:
Ivan Brandt
Eutherius Julian's Chamberlain:
Bryan Powley
Leontes:
Leslie Perrins
Maris, Bishop of Chalcedon:
Harcourt Williams
Oribases, a physician:
Frank Cochrane
Makrina sister of Basilius:
Freda Falconer
Princess Helena, Julian's wife:
Lydia Sherwood
Voice in the Light:
Alec Mango
Voice of Cain:
Raf de la Torre
Voice of Judas:
Denys Blakelock
Narrator:
Ronald Simpsbn

Jo Vincent (soprano)
Frederick Stone (piano) i Aeolian String Quartet:
Alfred Cave (violin), Leonard Dight (violin), Watson Forbes (viola), John Moore (cello)
String Quartet in E
Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren
(Mayrhofer)
Auf dem Wasser zu singen (Stolberg) Das Madchen (Schlegel)
Die Manner sind mechant (Seidl) An Emma (Schiller)
Fruhlingsglaube (Uhland) Im Frlihling (Schulze)
Das Lied im Griinen (Reil)
Quartet movement in C minor

Contributors

Soprano:
Jo Vincent
Piano:
Frederick Stone
Violin:
Leonard Dight
Violin:
Watson Forbes
Viola:
John Moore
Unknown:
Das Madchen

Third Programme

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