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London* (Trans2) 6.45-9.50 1634 17.81 (Trani) 10-12. 1634 17.831 Midnight 1 oom. 1636 17:9
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530 930 12 2540 1181 i 1633 17.82
Berlin—3810 16.89 19.63
SanFran. 830 10.30 3148 9.53
Manila—630 11 3135 introduced his famous character, Richard Hannay, "The Thirty-Nine Steps" is to provide the next of the serials that have proved so popular among BBC listeners at Home and overseas. It has been adapted for broadcasting by Winifred Carey, and will be produced from Daventry in six weekly episodes.
Fittingly, the broadcast version of the story, much of which has a ium sere setae Wil eerie from and will be played by a Scottish cast. Jack Livesey, who appeared with Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll in the British film of the novel, will play Richard Hannay throughout, and James McKechnie will be responsible for production. ji YY
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