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Radio dramas in Russian

Heard
1944–1947
Episodes
13
Language
Russian

Морис Метерлинк. Синяя птица. Радиоспектакль МХАТ

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Исполнители: Вера Бендина, Евгения Морес, Лидия Коренева, Фаина Шевченко, Александр Комиссаров, Василий Марков и другие Московский Художественный Академический Театр Авторы спектакля - Константин Станиславский, Леопольд Сулержицкий, Иван Москвин Композитор - Илья Сац

Год выпуска: 1946

Episodes, in broadcast order

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  1. Radio dramas in Russian

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