Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Four classic dramas adapted from the novels of Charles Dickens. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Olivier leads in all four episodes, with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Four classic dramas from the pens of J M Barrie, W Somerset Maugham and A J Alan. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Sir Ralph Richardson leads in three episodes, with Sir John Mills in the fourth, and a top (partly anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Four classic dramas from the pens of Oscar Wilde, Graham Greene and Max Beerbohm. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Olivier leads in three episodes, with Sir John Gielgud in the fourth, and a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Four classic dramas from the pens of H G Wells, Herman Melville and Bret Harte. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. Olivier leads in all four episodes of this set, with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Four classic dramas from the pens of J B Priestley, William Makepeace Thackeray and Laurence Sterne. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Sir Ralph Richardson leads in three episodes, with Margaret Lockwood starring as 'Becky Sharpe', with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Four classic dramas from Russian literature. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, each episode stars a leading actor of the day, with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Five classic dramas from the pens of Henry James and Joseph Conrad. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Sir Ralph Richardson leads in all five episodes, with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Five classic dramas from French literature. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. Here Olivier stars infour episodes, with the fifth starring English actor Robert Morley.

Five classic dramas from the pens of Robert Louis Stevenson and Herbert George Wells. These episodes of Theater Royal were first broadcast in 1952-3. This was the only radio series in which Laurence Olivier took part and these vintage adaptations find new life with each new generation of fans. In this set, Olivier leads in three episodes, with the others shared between Alec Guinness and Robert Donat, with a top (anonymous) supporting cast selected by the BBC.

Classical Music