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Writers:
Roger MacDougall and
Allan MacKinnon
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Release Date:
21 May 1938 (UK) See more »
Genre:
Drama
Tagline:
A melodi-drama of the turf See more »

Cast

  (in credits order)
Queenie Leonard ... Diana Turriot
Eric Fawcett ... Lord Reginald Vavasour
William Stephens ... Sir Jasper Mandragon
Charles Hickman ... Alfy Hobson
Charles Wade ... Silas Fitzwilliam
BBC Symphony Chorus ... Themselves (as BBC Chorus)
The BBC Television Orchestra ... Themselves
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Writing credits
Roger MacDougall  and
Allan MacKinnon 

Produced by
Moultrie Kelsall .... production (as Moultrie R. Kelsall)
 
Music Department
Hyam Greenbaum .... conductor
Boris Pecker .... orchestra leader
 

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Runtime:
35 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Black and White

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