Shakespeare - The Merchant Of Venice mp3

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Credits

• Artwork – Tony Ward
• Composed By [Music] – Michael Mellinger
• Directed By – John Hale
• Voice Actor [Antonio] – Nigel Davenport
• Voice Actor [Bassanio] – John Westbrook
• Voice Actor [Gratiano] – Brian Hawksley
• Voice Actor [Jessica] – Annette Crosbie
• Voice Actor [Lorenzo] – Robin Phillips
• Voice Actor [Nerissa] – Margaret Worsley
• Voice Actor [Portia] – Peggy Ashcroft
• Voice Actor [Shylock] – Eric Portman
• Voice Actor [Stephano; Prince Of Arragon] – John Davidson
• Voice Actor [The Duke Of Venice; Servant] – Morris Perry
• Voice Actor [The Prince Of Morrocco; Salerio] – Michael Kilgarriff
• Written-By [Uncredited] – William Shakespeare

• Artwork – Tony Ward
• Composed By [Music] – Michael Mellinger
• Directed By – John Hale
• Voice Actor [Antonio] – Nigel Davenport
• Voice Actor [Bassanio] – John Westbrook
• Voice Actor [Gratiano] – Brian Hawksley
• Voice Actor [Jessica] – Annette Crosbie
• Voice Actor [Lorenzo] – Robin Phillips
• Voice Actor [Nerissa] – Margaret Worsley
• Voice Actor [Portia] – Peggy Ashcroft
• Voice Actor [Shylock] – Eric Portman
• Voice Actor [Stephano; Prince Of Arragon] – John Davidson
• Voice Actor [The Duke Of Venice; Servant] – Morris Perry
• Voice Actor [The Prince Of Morrocco; Salerio] – Michael Kilgarriff
• Written-By [Uncredited] – William Shakespeare

Notes

Modern abridged version. An F.C.M. production. Includes a 16-page booklet.

Australian WRC 3rd pressing, sourced from original stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. Mono and stereo versions have same number on back of sleeve (LS/7) - the mono version has "LS-7" on labels, while the stereo has "SLS-7". The stereo version has a printed "stereo" rosette on the back, and the mono has a red sticker with "mono" placed over this (though these tend to drop off with age). The addresses on the rear of the sleeve have been updated.

299 Flinders Lane Melbourne
177 Elizabeth St Sydney
Newspaper House, 93 Queen St Brisbane
Stafford House, 23 Leigh St Adelaide
Barnett's Building, Council Ave PerthModern abridged version. An F.C.M. production. Includes a 16-page booklet.

Australian WRC 3rd pressing, sourced from original stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. Mono and stereo versions have same number on back of sleeve (LS/7) - the mono version has "LS-7" on labels, while the stereo has "SLS-7". The stereo version has a printed "stereo" rosette on the back, and the mono has a red sticker with "mono" placed over this (though these tend to drop off with age). The addresses on the rear of the sleeve have been updated.

299 Flinders Lane Melbourne
177 Elizabeth St Sydney
Newspaper House, 93 Queen St Brisbane
Stafford House, 23 Leigh St Adelaide
Barnett's Building, Council Ave Perth

Companies

• Recorded By – F.C.M. Productions
• Published By – Worlco

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