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John Webster - The White Devil
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- 1996
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- 2
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- English
John Webster - The White Devil (BBC Third Programme 1960-02-16)
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First broadcast: Tue 16th Feb 1960, 20:50 on Third Programme
by John Webster
Adapted and produced by R. D. Smith
Music composed by Marcus Dods
The series edited by Raymond Raikes
SCENE: Rome, afterwards Padua
Cast in order of speaking:
Ambassadors, attendants, armourers and physicians played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
DURING THE INTERVAL (9.45-9.55 app.):
Purcell
Sonata of four parts
No. 6, in G minor played by the Jacobean Ensemble on a gramophone record
Produced By: R. D. Smith
Composed By: Marcus Dods
Edited By: Raymond Raikes
COUNT LODOVICO: Paul Hardwick
ANTONELLI: Frederick Treves
GASPARD: John Hollis
BRACHIANO husband of Isabella: Stephen Murray
FLAMINEO brother of Vittoria, secretary to Brachiano: Anthony Jacobs
CAMILLO, husband of Vittoria: Ian Holm
VITTORIA CoROMBONA: Margaret Whiting
ZANCHE, waiting-woman to Vittoria: Tobi Weinberg
CORNELIA, mother of Vittoria Flamineo and Marcello: Catherine Lacey
FRANCISCO, Duke of Florence: George Hagan
ISABELLA, sister of Francisco, wife of Brachiano: Patricia Kneale
GIOVANNI, son of Brachiano: John Mitchell
CARDINAL MONTICELSO, afterwards Pope: Felix Felton
MARCELLO, brother of Vittoria: John Scott
DOCTOR Julio: Malcolm Hayes
Lawyer: George Merritt
SERVANT to Francisco: Gabriel Woolf
MATRON of the House of Convertites: Catherine Salkeld
CARDINAL OF ARRAGON: Richard Humphrey
HORTENSIO: Leigh Crutchley
Episodes, in broadcast order
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John Webster - The White Devil (BBC Third Programme 1960)
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John Webster - The White Devil (BBC WS 1996)
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