'The Survivor'

A Mystery in Three Acts

(Michael Hogan and Mabel Constanduros)

Tuesday 29 May 1928 London and Daventry 9.40-11

Homewood, the butler - Wyn Weaver
Dr. Peter Maldon, the owner of Warne Court - Laurence Anderson
Mr. Burton, his lawyer - Arthur Ewart
Rose Bootle, the housemaid - Elsie Wood
Mr. Evans, whose daughter is the wife of Dr. Maldon's son, Sidney - John Smythe
William Wallace Anderson - A.H. Clay
Mr. Iles, an attorney - Cecil Maybank
A Police Inspector - Sidney Browne

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'King Lear'

(Shakespeare)

Tuesday 11 September 1928 Daventry 5GB 8-10
Wednesday 12 September 1928 London and Daventry 8-10

Lear - Edmund Willard
The King of France - Frederick Tomlin
The Duke of Burgundy - Arthur Ewart
The Duke of Cornwall - Robert Speaight
The Duke of Albany - Arthur Ewart
The Earl of Kent - Colin Keith Johnston
The Earl of Gloucester - O.B. Clarence
Edgar - Bruce Belfrage
Edmund - Leslie Perrins
Curan - Ernest Haines
Fool - John Reeve
Oswald - Alexander Sarner
Goneril - Dorothy Dayus
Regan - Barbara Couper
Cordelia - Lilian Harrison

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'The Pretenders'

(Ibsen)

Tuesday 13 November 1928 Daventry 5GB 8-10
Wednesday 14 November 1928 2LO London 5XX 8-10

Third of Great Plays

translated by William Archer

Produced by Howard Rose

Adapted by Dulcima Glasby

Hakon Hakonsen - Robert Speaight
Inga (mother) - Irene Rooke
Earl Skerle - Peter Creswell
Lady Ragnhilde (wife) - Netta Westcott
Sigrid (sister) - Hilda Bruce Potter
Margrete (daughter) - Gladys Young
Guthorn Ingesson - Cecil Calvert
Sigurd Riblung - Alan Wade
Sira Viliam - Alan Wade
Bishop Nicholas - Henry Oscar
Dagfinn - Andrew Churchman
Ivar Bodde - Arthur Ewart
Vegard Vaeradal - Wyn Weaver
Gregorius Jonsoon - Victor Lewisohn
Paul Flida - Winifred Izard
Peter - Lawrence Ireland
Master Sigard - Wyn Weaver
Jatgeir Skald - Stuart Robertson
Bard Bratte - Cecil Calvert
Follower of Hakon - Fred Trigay
Second Woman - Barbara Willard

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'The Monkey's Paw'

a story in tree scenes

(W.W. Jacobs)

Tuesday 4 December 1928 London and Daventry 9.40-10.40
Two Plays by W.W. Jacobs

Dramatized by Louis N. Parker

Mr. White - Marcus Barrow
Mrs. White - Ann Stephenson
Herbert - Jack Hobbs
Sergeant-Major Morris - Caleb Porter
Mr. Sampson - Arthur Ewart

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