Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary

A wild and crazy British actress shows up at a quiet vicarage, set on performing in a poetry play about Joan of Arc and saying yes to every marriage proposal she gets!

Radio Guild Of The Air

Sun 5/5/46

Radio Guild Of The Air Sun May 5 1946 May 5 May Sunday 1946

Cast & Crew

Norman BrokenshireAnnouncer

Armina Marshallexecutive director of the radio department

Donald BukaActor

Erik Barnouwadaptor

George Hickscommercial spokesman

Gertrude LawrenceActor

Lawrence Langnerhost, co-director of The Theatre Guild

Peggy ConklinActor

St. John Ervineauthor

Theresa Helburnco-director of The Theatre Guild

Homer FickettDirector

Harold LeveyMusician

George KondolfProducer

About

Citation

“Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.” Radio Guild Of The Air. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/radio-guild-of-the-air/episodes/mary-mary-quite-contrary.

Frequently asked questions

When was “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” broadcast?“Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” was broadcast on May 5, 1946 as an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.

What is “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” about?A wild and crazy British actress shows up at a quiet vicarage, set on performing in a poetry play about Joan of Arc and saying yes to every marriage proposal she gets!

What radio series is “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” from?“Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” is an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.

Who appeared in “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary”?The cast includes Norman Brokenshire, Armina Marshall, Donald Buka, Erik Barnouw, and George Hicks.

Can I listen to “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary”?No surviving sound recording of “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” is currently available in Radio Index.

What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary."

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, May 5, 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.