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Mr. Melville and Mr. Emm by Cecil Price
R3/869/32.
Mr. Melville and Mr. Emm by Cecil Price.
First Broadcast: 14 January 1952.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Mr. Melville and Mr. Emm by Cecil Price. Produced by David J. Thomas.
Part of Rhydderch Jones scripts
English script which was produced by John Hefin, [1978]. [The Welsh version 'Mr Lolipop MA' has been included in Rhydderch Jones, Mewn tri chyfrwng (Llandysul, 1979) and the producer was John Hefin].
The file comprises correspondence relating to an application by Fernando Yllanes Ramos for his son to take up a place at Lincoln College, Oxford and Mr P Gobinath in relation to an application by his son to Christ Church Oxford.
Part of Clifford Dyment manuscripts
A typescript copy, [?1953], with pencil emendations in the author's hand, of the play 'Mr Everyman: A Comedy' by Clifford Dyment.
T2/80/17.
Mozart C Minor Mass.
First broadcast: 3 December 1991.
UID: PCMM449W.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television script for Mozart C Minor Mass.
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Mount Pleasant Hotel, Dinas, Llanwnda (GCT)
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Motor Transport Workshop, Bridgend (OFQ)
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Motor Museum, Porthmadog (GBG/A)
Part of R.H. Williams Associates (Consulting Engineers) Archive
Mortgage of Y Tythyn Bach yn Y Braych Garw, Cynnull Mawr
Part of Gogerddan Estate Records
Mortgage for £10 by Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan to Phillipp Reignald of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, of a messuage called Y Tythyn Bach yn Y Braych Garw, otherwise Y Llyest Vach yn Y Braych Garw in the township of Cynnull Mawr in the parish of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn, 1660; and a reconveyance by David Edward, assignee of the mortgage, to Thomas Pryse of Gogerddan, reciting previous assignments, 1733.
Morning Story: Why Millie Swam the River
R10/1016/6.
Morning Story: Why Millie Swam the River.
First Broadcast: 31 March1977.
UID: HVAII0W699C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: Why Millie Swam the River, by Tom Gilwern Davies.
Morning Story: Tomorrow will be Better Still by Florence Baker
R3/873/8.
Morning Story: Tomorrow will be Better Still by Florence Baker.
First broadcast: 20 May 1976.
UID: 051P857C.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: Tomorrow will be Better Still by Florence Baker.
Morning Story: To Hear a Nightingale by Derek Phillips
R3/873/9.
Morning Story: To Hear a Nightingale by Derek Phillips.
First broadcast: 4 June 1976.
UID: 051V858C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: To Hear a Nightingale by Derek Phillips.
Morning Story: The Whole Truth And-
R10/1016/5.
Morning Story: The Whole Truth And-.
First Broadcast: 11 March 1977.
UID: HVAII0T698T.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: The Whole Truth And-, by Evan Hughes.
Morning Story: The Tomatoes of Llangwm by E. T. Hughes
R3/873/4.
Morning Story: The Tomatoes of Llangwm by E. T. Hughes.
First broadcast: 19 February 1976.
UID: 051N766C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: The Tomatoes of Llangwm by E. T. Hughes.
Morning Story: The Tartar by Tom Macdonald
R3/873/12.
Morning Story: The Tartar by Tom Macdonald.
First broadcast: 11 August 1976.
UID: 051N911C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: The Tartar by Tom Macdonald.
Morning Story: The Tanners of Shangri-La
R10/1016/8.
Morning Story: The Tanners of Shangri-La.
First Broadcast: 19 May 1977.
UID: HVAII0K784C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: The Tanners of Shangri-La, by Brian Evans.
Morning Story: The Second Mrs Tudor
R10/1016/14.
Morning Story: The Second Mrs Tudor.
First Broadcast: 22 September 1977.
UID: HVA110L857C.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Morning Story: The Second Mrs Tudor, by William Palmer.