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sound recording
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[197-] (Creation)
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1 audio cassette tape
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English
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Basement, 2025-34, Box 1
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General note
On paper card insert: "B19 Sto D13. Stoker, DRACULA. David March as Dracula by BRAM STOKER, adapted for radio by ERIC MACDONALD. 'There he lay, looking as if youth had been half renewed. The cheeks were fuller and the white skin seemed ruby red underneath; the mouth was redder than ever, for on the lips were gouts of fresh blood.' Mina..................FRANCES JEATER. Lucy................ROSALIND SHANKS. Jonathan Harker MICHAEL HARBOUR. Female vampire.KATE COLERIDGE. Arthur Seward.CHRISTOPHER GOOD. Captain...............MALCOLM HAYES. Olgaren/Warder...ANDREW SACHS. Van Helsing........AUBREY WOODS. Other parts PAT KEEN, JIM MCMANUS, MADELEINE CEMM. 'Like all the best melodrama it was absurd, but it was real...you knew what was coming, the acting was roughly life x 2 1/2 and the music told you when to grip the arm of the chair.' (PAUL FERRIS, Observer). Produced and directed by GLYN DEARMAN (Repeat)."
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On tape label: "A: Stoker - DRACULA (Side 1). B: DRACULA (Side 2)."
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See File 1 for a preservation photocopy of newspaper clipping taped onto paper card insert; clipping retained.