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008 | 160809s1936 enkfmnng||||||| d n|eng d | ||
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_a14288 _bBBC |
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_aEngland _b : folk custom, mummers |
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_bBBC, _c1936. |
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_a1 sound disc : _banalog, 78 rpm |
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500 | _aSound disc, analog. | ||
505 | 0 | _aMummers' Play: The Battle of Waterloo. Side 1 (of 6) -- Side 4 (of 6). Recorded Town Hall, Dorchester, Dorset, 14/12/1936. | |
505 | 8 | _aProduced by Patrick M. Beach CCE who worked at the BBC. He got it from RQMS Williams, The Barracks, 1st battalion Dorchester Regiment, Dorchester, who noted it down as a boy. The play was a special revival for the BBC, organised by F.c. James, 25 Bridport Roiad, Dorchester, and made up of the villagers. The play does not appear to have a firm tradition, but was performed by various groups of villagers at spasmodic intervals. The records in the BBC Archives are no more - they are now on tape MT 14288. Other person to contact is Miss Marie Slocombe, The BBC Librarian. The play was used on the programme 'West Country Calendar' on 4/1/1937. [This information was collected from Miss Margaret Cox, in the BBC Archives, 23/2/1972]. | |
530 | _aDubbed to BBC Tape 27 & 28 (see also records 222 & 223) & CDA BBC 17. | ||
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