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E. M. Forster A Room With A View

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Dramatised by David Wade FOUR EPISODES MERGED TO ONE: TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1: Miss Honeychurch, Giotto and Too Much Beethoven. 1905. Lucy and Charlotte arrive at the Pensione Bertolini in Florence to discover they have not been given their promised rooms. Lucy Honeychurch ...... Cathy Sara Charlotte Bartlett ...... Sheila Hancock Mr Emerson ...... John Moffatt George Emerson ...... Gary Cady Mr Beebe ...... Stephen Moore Miss Lavish ...... Barbara Jefford Miss Alan ...... Anna Cropper Mr Eager ...... David Collings Maid ...... Jilly Bond Man ...... Ian Masters Beggar ...... Michael Tudor Barnes Other parts played by members of the cast. Pianist: Terence Allbright 2: Good Men and Violets Lucy Honeychurch has witnessed a murder in Florence, but George's actions disturb her more... Lucy Honeychurch ...... Cathy Sara Charlotte Bartlett ...... Sheila Hancock Mr Emerson ...... John Moffatt George Emerson ...... Gary Cady Mr Beebe ...... Stephen Moore Miss Lavish ...... Barbara Jefford Mr Eager ...... David Collings Phaeton ...... Andrew Branch Pianist: Terence Allbright 3: A Proposal and a Bathing Party. Lucy Honeychurch returns to England much changed after her disturbing trip to Italy. Lucy Honeychurch ...... Cathy Sara Charlotte Bartlett ...... Sheila Hancock Mr Emerson ...... John Moffatt George Emerson ...... Gary Cady Mr Beebe ...... Stephen Moore Mrs Honeychurch ...... Julia McKenzie Freddy Honeychurch ...... Roger May Cecil Vyse ...... Nathaniel Parker Mrs Phipps ......…

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  1. E.M. Forster - A Room with a View (Dramatization)

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