Henrik Ibsen - The Master Builder mp3

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• Adapted By (Text) – Emlyn Williams
• Performer – Celia Johnson, Maggie Smith, Max Adrian, Michael Redgrave
• Presenter [Presented By] – The National Theatre of Great Britain
• Production Manager – Peter Wood

Notes

2-Lp boxed set issued with 24 page booklet that includes analytical notes and complete playscript.

TRS 307-S on front cover; TRS 307 on back cover; TRS-S-307 on spine.

Made in USA

"As Presented By The National Theatre Of Great Britain."

Also released in mono as TRS-307-M

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• Copyright (c) – The Theater Recording Society, Inc.

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