20:00

RICHARD II

Fri 17^th Jan 1964, 20:00 on Third Programme

by William Shakespeare with John Gielgud
Ralph Richardson Rachel Gurney
Michael Coodliffe
Cast in order of speaking:
Continued in next column and Music composed and conducted by JOHN Hotchkis
Production by JOHN Richmond Fourth broadcast
See page 52
Henry IV, Part 1: Feb. 7. during THE INTERVAL
9.5-9.15* A record of The Oceanides (Sibelius) played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham

Contributors

Unknown:: William Shakespeare
Unknown:: John Gielgud
Unknown:: Ralph Richardson
Unknown:: Rachel Gurney
Unknown:: Michael Coodliffe
Conducted By:: John Hotchkis
Production By:: John Richmond
Conducted By:: Sir Thomas Beecham
King Richard the Second:: John Gielgud
John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster:: Ralph Richardson
Henry Bolingbroke, Duke ofHereford, son to John of Gaunt:: Michael Goodliffe
Thomas Mowbray,Duke of Norfolk:: Peter Coke
Lord Marshal:: Denis Goacber
Duke of Aumerle, son to the Duke of York:: Gabriel Woolf
Servants to King Richard:Green:: Alan Edwards
Bushey:: Alan Reid
Bagot:: Bryan Kendrick
Edmund of Langley, Duke of York:: George Howe
Queen to King Richard:: Rachel Gurney
Earl of Northumberland:: Mark Dignam
Lord Ross:: Roderick Lovell
Lord Willoughby:: John Witty
Henry Percy, son to the Earl of Northumberland:: Hugh Dickson
Lord:: Berkeley Ketmbuckley
Captain of a band of Welshmen:: Gareth Morgan
The Earl ef Salisbury:: Keith Williams
Bishop of Carlisle:: Raf de la Torre
Sir Stephen Scroop:: John Glen
Ladies attending on the Queen::: Penelope Lee
Ladies attending on the Queen::: Barbara Mitchell
A gardener:: Wilfred Barrage
NICHOLAS EDMETT and:: Alan Reid
Sir Pierce of Exton:: Hugh Manning
A groom of the stable:: Bryan Kendrick
A gaoler:: Keith Buckley
The Narrator:: Richard Bebb

Source: Radio Times

22:25

POULENC

Third Programme

Fri 17^th Jan 1964, 22:25 on Third Programme

Janet CRAXTON (oboe)
ALAN RICHARDSON (piano)
GERVASE DE PEYER (clarineO LAMAR Crowson (piano) Sonata (1962) for oboe and piano
Sonata (1962) for clarinet and piano first broadcast performances in this country