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R.D. The Alternative Plan

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R.D. Wingfield The Alternative Plan With Roger Delgado, Peter Jeffrey and Douglas Blackwell

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Unless a vital code chain can be intercepted, a political assassination is on the cards. A frightened ex-Army captain and a dying ex-Nazi provide the only chance. Producer: Gerry Jones CAST: Blake:……..Peter Jeffrey Wardley:……..Roger Delgado Spence:……….Douglas Blackwell Dawson:……..Brian Haines Dr Shaw:……..Jon Rollason Patten:……..Wllliam Slelgh Jones…….William Sleigh Joan:…….Olwen Griffiths Policeman:……Manning Wilson Ambulanceman:………..John Samson Midweek Theatre: The Alternative Plan Wed 19th Jul 1972, 20:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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  1. The Alternative Plan

    No date given · 45 min

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  1. R.D. The Alternative Plan

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