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Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XS/4343/1/6/3 Charmian Eyre as Eileen Midway and Peter Penry Jones as Arnold Makepiece in a scene from ’Semi-Detached’.  1963
XS/4343/1/14/10 Christopher Goodwin as the Second Murderer, Monica Maughan as Lady Macduff, Langton Jones as the First Murderer and Wendy Hilton as Macduff’s son in a scene from ’Macbeth’.  1964
XS/4343/1/14/11 Christopher Goodwin as the Second Murderer, William Abney as Banquo, Wendy Hilton as Fleance and Langton Jones as the First Murderer in a scene from ’Macbeth’.  1964
XS/4343/1/15/7 Phyllis McMahon as Coletee, Angela Newsome as Ropeen, Christopher Godwin as Feargus O’Connor, Mark Powell as I.R.A Officer, Elspeth MacNaughton as Meg Dillon, Peter Penry Jones as Monsewer, Juli...  more 1964
XS/4343/1/15/12 Sandra Hampton as Teresa, Peter King as Leslie, Peter Penry Jones as Monsewer, Eamond Webb as Mr Mullady, Bruce Montague as Pat and Christopher Godwin as Feargus O’Connor in a scene from ’...  more 1964
XS/4343/1/15/13 Angela Newsome as Ropeen, Phyllis McMahon as Colette, Elspeth MacNaughton as Meg Dillon, Peter Penry Jones as Monsewer and Bruce Montague in a scene from ’The Hostage’.  1964
XS/4343/1/16/1 Bruce Montague as Dr Knox, (above), (below) Peter Penry Jones as the Narrator, Christopher Godwin as William Hare and John Dunn-Hill as William Burke in a scene from ’The Doctor and the Devils&r...  more 1964
XS/4343/1/18/1 Wyn Jones as Aston, David Lyn as Davies and Bruce Montague as Mick in a scene from ’The Caretaker’.  1965
XS/4343/1/18/8 Wyn Jones as Aston and David Lyn as Davies in a scene from ’The Caretaker’.  1965
XS/4343/1/18/9 David Lyn as Davies and Wyn Jones as Aston in a scene from ’The Caretaker’.  1965
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