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A Bill of Divorcement
A man gets released from a mental hospital after recovering from his illness. When he returns home, he discovers that his wife is planning to marry someone else, and his adult daughter is heading toward a sad and difficult future.
Cast & Crew
Norman BrokenshireAnnouncer
Alfred ShirleyActor
Armina Marshallexecutive director
Bertram TanswellActor
Carol Irwinproduction executiver
George Hickscommercial spokesman
James MasonActor
Jean WhitmoreActor
Kenyon Nicholsonadaptor
Lawrence Langnersupervisor
Marjorie MossActor
Penelope WardActor
Romney BrentActor
Sherry HardyActor
Theresa Helburnsupervisor
Roger PryorHost
Homer FickettDirector
Harold LeveyMusician
Clemence DaneWriter
About
Citation
“A Bill of Divorcement.” Radio Guild Of The Air. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1946. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/radio-guild-of-the-air/episodes/a-bill-of-divorcement.
Frequently asked questions
When was “A Bill of Divorcement” broadcast?“A Bill of Divorcement” was broadcast on December 1, 1946 as an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.
What is “A Bill of Divorcement” about?A man gets released from a mental hospital after recovering from his illness. When he returns home, he discovers that his wife is planning to marry someone else, and his adult daughter is heading toward a sad and difficult future.
What radio series is “A Bill of Divorcement” from?“A Bill of Divorcement” is an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.
Who appeared in “A Bill of Divorcement”?The cast includes Norman Brokenshire, Alfred Shirley, Armina Marshall, Bertram Tanswell, and Carol Irwin.
Can I listen to “A Bill of Divorcement”?No surviving sound recording of “A Bill of Divorcement” is currently available in Radio Index.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "A Bill of Divorcement."
What's the title of this series?The title of this series is Radio Guild Of The Air.
When was this show broadcast?This show was broadcast on Sunday, December 1, 1946.
What's the duration of this episode?The duration of this show is not recorded.
What decade is this episode from?This show is from the 1940s.
Newspaper listings
NYTThe New York TimesSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
LATLos Angeles TimesSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
CDTChicago Daily TribuneSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
WPThe Washington PostSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
WSJWisconsin State JournalSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
CDTChicago Daily TribuneSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF
LMNLos Angeles Mirror NewsSun Dec 1 1946Open PDF


