Love on the Dole by RONALD GOW and WALTER GREENWOOD with and Ronald Gow enters his 90th year this month and this new production is a celebration of that event.
It is 1934 in Hanky Park, Salford - unemployment and poverty are rife. The Hardcastle family, like all their neighbours, struggle to survive.
Sally sees a more promising future through her friendship with Larry Meath and his vision of a truly socialist future, but destructive forces surround them.
Directed by PAT TRUEMAN. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown: Ronald Gow
Unknown: Walter Greenwood
Unknown: Larry Meath
Directed By: Pat Trueman.
Sally Hardcastle: Mary-Jo Randle
Larry Meath: David Schofield
Mrs Hardcastle: Elizabeth Kelly
Harry Hardcastle: Gary Cady
Mr Hardcastle: John Samson
Mrs Jike: Pat Coombs
Mrs Dorbell: Jennifer Piercey
Mrs Bull: Diana Olsson
Helen Hawkins: Julia Ford
Sam Grundy: Stephen Thorne
O'Leary: Steven Harrold
Charlie/Poiceman: David Goodland
Unknown: Walter Greenwood
Unknown: Larry Meath
Directed By: Pat Trueman.
Sally Hardcastle: Mary-Jo Randle
Larry Meath: David Schofield
Mrs Hardcastle: Elizabeth Kelly
Harry Hardcastle: Gary Cady
Mr Hardcastle: John Samson
Mrs Jike: Pat Coombs
Mrs Dorbell: Jennifer Piercey
Mrs Bull: Diana Olsson
Helen Hawkins: Julia Ford
Sam Grundy: Stephen Thorne
O'Leary: Steven Harrold
Charlie/Poiceman: David Goodland
Done 8 different times on SNT, This the last version is the only surviving one that I know of
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I agree that this is the only surviving adaptation and so does SuttonElms, which is far more important. :>)
This is just one sad example of the BBC's waste of good radio drama.
I agree SuttonElms and Radio Circle are doing a wonderful job of rescuing BBC radio drama
Thanks, Mike!
Thank you!