To usurp the throne of Scotland, Macbeth and his wife murder King Duncan.

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Trapped in a suffocating marriage to a minor academic, Hedda Gabler is only too keen to meet her former lover, a controversial writer.

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*Note: Presented as a Special Canadian Production on CBC Folio television on January 29, 1956, at 10 pm.

Also on CBC Radio on January 25, 1956, at 7:30 pm.

Directed by Norman Campbell

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[21] CBC Folio: THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

26Feb1956

Adapted by Len Peterson

Play by Fritz Hochwalder

Adapted by Donald Harron

Lyrics by James Costigan

Music by Norman Campbell

a musical dramatization of L.M. Montgomery's 'Anne of Green Gables'.

Orchestra and chorus conducted by Gordon Kushner

Choreography by Gladys Forrester

The story about the impact of a self-confident young man on a group of dissatisfied, neurotic people.

Play by Lister Sinclair

Cast:

Barry Morse

Suzanne Finlay

Gerald Sarracini

Phyllis Stewart

Jonathan White ..... Edmond

Alene Kamins ........ Eunice

Synopsis:

folk opera by Elie Siegmeister

Chorus and orchestra conducted by Victor Feldbrill

Cast:

Roma Butler

On the same program will be "The Rake's Progress", a study of six etchings

by William Hogarth, written by Prof. Stanley Read of the University of British Columbia.

Play by Lister Sinclair

Essay "The Face of Canada" by Harry Boyle

Directed by Harvey Hart

Narrator Harry Boyle (The Face of Canada)

Cast:

Hugh Webster

Ruth Springford

David Gardner

Norman Etltinger

Douglas Rain

Eric House

Opera by Norman Dello Joio

Synopsis:

The story centers on Joan of Arc's trial for heresy and witchcraft.

Adapted by John Bethune

Play by Oscar Wilde

Directed by Andrew Allan

Cast:

Lloyd Bochner ........ John Worthing

Elizabeth Cole ........ Miss Prism

Barry Morse ............ Algernon Moncrieff

Charmion King ....... Gwendolyn Fairfax

Eric House ............. Canon Chasuble

Toby Robins ........... Cecily Cardew

John Hardinge ........ Merriman

Tony Van Bridge ..... Lane

Written by Franz Kafka

Synopsis:

Story of a man victimized by circumstances beyond his control.

Written by Len Peterson

Directed by Esse W. Ljungh

Cast:

Monique Miller ......... Widow

John Drainie ........ Pipineau

Ed McNamara ........ Jim

Fred Diehl ......... Louis

Joe Austin ....... Cook

Hugh Webster ....... Short Legs

Paul Kligman ........... Boris

Murray Westgate ......... Red

Jon Granik ........ Steve

Frank Peddie ....... Cruel Face

Jeremy Wilkin ......... Johnson

(90 min)(final episode of season 1)

Produced by Norman Campbell

Musical by Gilbert and Sullivan

Directed by Godfrey Ridout

Cast:

Roma Butler

Robert Reic