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The Case Of The Substitute Spouse

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A play in the style of a Hollywood comedy/thriller of the 30s.

This further adventure for private eye Dick George and his lovely wife Dora takes them to Maine where they immediately come across a body on a rug!

Director:……..Glyn Dearman

CAST: Dick George:……..Francis Matthews Dora:………Margaret Robertson Blore:………Edward de Souza Pasta the dog:………Ronald Herdman Antony Legrange:………Liza Ross Sheriff Johnson:………Bob Sherman Connie Morgan:………Bonnie Hurren Barrett Legrange:……..Blain Fairman Zebediah:………Don Fellows

The Case of the Substitute Spouse Thu 16th Feb 1989, 15:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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  1. The Case Of The Substitute Spouse

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