# In Parenthesis

Heard 1964. 1 episodes.

David Jones - In Parenthesis (BBC Third Programme 1964-08-07) First broadcast: Fri 7th Aug 1964, 20:30 on Third Programme by David Jones with a preface spoken by the author An engraving by Eric Gill from a sketch by David Jones An experiment in writing, prompted by what the writer saw and felt as an infantryman in the London Welsh Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, on the Western Front during the winter of 1915-16. adapted for broadcasting and produced by Douglas CLEVERDON with Richard Burton * and Dylan Thomas and and Music composed by ELIZABETH POSTON A section of the Philharmonia Orchestra and of the Schola Polyphonica Conducted by Henry Washington The production broadcast on Jan. 30, 1955. with the Boast of Dai Evans, spoken by Dylan Thomas , interpolated from the 1946 production. Contributors Written By: David Jones Produced By: Douglas Cleverdon Composed By: Elizabeth Poston Conducted By: Henry Washington Spoken By: Dylan Thomas Pte John Ball: Richard Burton Pte Dai Evans: Dylan Thomas Pie Bill Crower: Carleton Hobbs Pte Bobby Saunders: Jonathan Field Pte John Watcyn: Dafydd Havard Pte Earnshaw: Stephen Jack Pte Nobby Clark: Arthur Williams Pte Thomas: David Enders Pte Float: Denys Graham Pte Evans: Dillwyn Owen L/Cpl Lewis: Brinley Jenkins Cpl Quilter: Philip Cunningham Sgt Snell: Robert Marsden 2nd Lieut Jenkins: Leonard Sachs Capt Gwyn: Ivan Samson M O: Basil Jones C O: Stanley van Beers The Native: Ernest Jay Women's Voices: Gwenyth Petty Women's Voices: Julian…

## Sets

- In Parenthesis (BBC Third Programme 1964) (Listeners' uploads): the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it. Source: https://archive.org/details/david-jones-in-parenthesis-third-1964

## Episodes, in broadcast order

1. [(BBC Third Programme](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/in-parenthesis/c3c3b1c417be), aired 7 August 1964 (2 h 01 min): https://archive.org/download/david-jones-in-parenthesis-third-1964/David%20Jones%20-%20In%20Parenthesis%20%28BBC%20Third%20Programme%201964-08-07%29.mp3

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