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20:00

John Sharp and Margaret Whiting in 'A GLIMPSE OF THE DOMESTICITY OF FRANKLYN BARNABAS'

Third Programme

Fri 25^th Sep 1959, 20:00 on Third Programme

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by Bernard Shaw
Stage directions read by Will Leighton Introduction and notes read byH. A. L. Craig
Production by Frederick Bradnum

Contributors

Unknown:: Bernard Shaw
Read By:: Will Leighton
Read By:: H. A. L. Craig
Production By:: Frederick Bradnum
Immenso Champernoon:: John Sharp
Mrs Etteen:: Margaret Whiting
Franklyn Barnabas:: Eric Anderson
Conrad Barnabas:: John Ruddock
Clara Barnabas:: Katherine Parr
Savvy:: Judy Bailey
The Rev William Haslam:: Frank Windsor
Parlour Maid:: Sheila Grant

Source: Radio Times

21:30

A CONCERT

Third Programme

Fri 25^th Sep 1959, 21:30 on Third Programme

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George Thalben-Ball (organ)
BBC Women's Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
From the Temple Church, London

Contributors

Unknown:: George Thalben-Ball
Conductor:: Leslie Woodgate

Source: Radio Times

22:30

INDIAN DEMOCRACY IS VERY OLD

Third Programme

Fri 25^th Sep 1959, 22:30 on Third Programme

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J. CHINNA Durai gives reasons for his confidence in the democratic future of his country.

Contributors

Unknown:: J. Chinna Durai

Source: Radio Times

Third Programme

Appears in

Radio Times Issue 1871

20^th September 1959

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