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Old English

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Old English

A show about a grumpy older man who runs a business and has to deal with problems at work and in his community.

Cast & Crew

Norman BrokenshireAnnouncer
A. J. HerbertActor
Armina Marshallexecutive producer
Betty SinclairActor
Charles LaughtonActor
Chester StrattonActor
Dorothy HamiltonActor
Frank Gabrielsonadaptor
George BensonActor
George HicksActor
John Galsworthyauthor
Lawrence Langnersupervisor
Mary KimberActor
Owen HolderActor
Roger PryorActor
Theresa Helburnco-director of the radio department
E.G. MarshallHost
Homer FickettDirector
Harold LeveyMusician
Carol IrwinProducer

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Citation

“Old English.” Radio Guild Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 30, 1947. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/radio-guild-of-the-air/episodes/old-english.

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When was “Old English” broadcast?“Old English” was broadcast on November 30, 1947 as an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.
What is “Old English” about?A show about a grumpy older man who runs a business and has to deal with problems at work and in his community.
What radio series is “Old English” from?“Old English” is an episode of Radio Guild Of The Air.
Who appeared in “Old English”?The cast includes Norman Brokenshire, A. J. Herbert, Armina Marshall, Betty Sinclair, and Charles Laughton.
Can I listen to “Old English”?No surviving sound recording of “Old English” is currently available in Radio Index.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "Old English."
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, November 30, 1947.
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.

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