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Sweeney Todd

Heard
1947
Episodes
1
Language
English

A Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio production, broadcast as part of the Stage Series on January 19, 1947 and based on the George Dibdin Pitt stage play.

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Sweeney Todd ... Maver Moore

Mark Ingestre ... Lloyd Bochner

Mrs. Lovett ... Jane Mallett

Johanna Oakley ... Arden Kaye

Parson Lupin ... Tommy Tweed

Jarvis Williams ... Bernard Braden

Jonas Fogg ... Alan King

Tobias Ragg ... John Drainie

Mr. Oakley ... Glen Burns

Mrs. Oakley ... Kathleen Kidd

The Guide ... Lister Sinclair

Mr. Smith ... Bud Knapp

Mr. Parmine ... Frank Wade

Music by Lucio Agostini

Adapted for radio by Ronald Hambleton

Directed by Andrew Allan

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Sweeny Todd

    No date given · 1 h 00 min

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  1. Sweeney Todd (CBC, 1947)

    Old Time Radio · George Dibdin Pitt · 1 episode here · archive.org

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