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by William Shakespeare
Arranged by M. R. Ridley
Narrator. Duncan Carse
Fanfares and incidental music composed and directed by Antony Hopkins
Produced by Peter Watts

Contributors

Unknown:
William Shakespeare
Arranged By:
M. R. Ridley
Directed By:
Antony Hopkins
Produced By:
Peter Watts
King Henry IV:
Leon Quartermaine
His sons:Henry Prince of Wales (Prince Hal):
Sebastian Shaw
Thomas Duke of Clarence:
Peter Mullins
Prince John of Lancaster:
John Alexander
Prince Humphrey of Gloucester:
John Wyndham
Earl of Warwick:
Raf de la Torre
Earl of Westmoreland:
Peter Creswell
Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland:
Laidman Browne
Scroop Archbishop of York:
Alexander Samer
Lord Chief Justice:
Henry Hallatt
Lord Mowbray:
Anthony Oliver
Lord Hastings:
Godfrey Tudor
Lord Bardolph:
William Trent
Sir John Falstaff:
Frederick Lloyd
Page to Falstaff:
Gabrielle Blunt
Bardolph:
David Duncan
Peto:
Anthony Oliver
Poins:
Hugh Falkus
Pistol:
George Hayes
Country Justices: Shallow:
Andrew Leigh
Country Justices: Silence:
Horace Sequeira
Davy:
Alexander Archdale
Recruits: Mouldy:
Stephen Jack
Recruits: Shadow:
James Tilling
Recruits: Wart:
Arnold Ridley
Recruits: Feeble:
Wilfred Fletcher
Recruits: Bullcalf:
Bryan Powley
Sheriff's Officers: Fang:
Eric Lugg
Sheriff's Officers: Snare:
Ronald Sidney
Lady Northumberland:
Grace Allardyce
Lady Percy:
Nicolette Bernard
Mistress Quickly:
Vivienne Chatterton
Doll Tearsheet:
Doris Gilmore

General editor, Gerald Abraham
31 French Opera to the death of Lully
Editor, Martin Cooper
Margaret Field-Hyde (soprano)
Alfred Hepworth (tenor) Donald Munro (baritone)
BBC Singers
Thornton Lofthouse (harpsichord)
London Symphony Orchestra
(Led by Lionel Bentley)
Conducted by Trevor Harvey
Introduced by Alec Robertson

Contributors

Unknown:
Gerald Abraham
Unknown:
Martin Cooper
Soprano:
Margaret Field-Hyde
Tenor:
Alfred Hepworth
Baritone:
Donald Munro
Harpsichord:
Thornton Lofthouse
Conducted By:
Trevor Harvey
Introduced By:
Alec Robertson

Pictures at an Exhibition
Promenade: The Gnome: Promenade; The Old Castle; Promenade; The Tuileries, Children quarrelling at play; Bydlo, The Polish ox- wagon; Promenade; Ballet of the chickens emerging from their shells; Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuyle; Promenade; The' Market at Limoges; The Catacombs: The Hut of Baba-Yaga: The Great Gate of Kiev played by - Julius Katchen (piano)

Contributors

Unknown:
Samuel Goldenberg
Piano:
Julius Katchen

Third Programme

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About this data

This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More