Val Gielgud (left), in charge of the drama department of the B.B.C., prefers a simple story, well-told, and with a minimum number of characters. Lance Sieveking, a revolutionary producer for the B.B.C., leans toward the opposite view.
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Radio Record, 26 June 1936, Page 12
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37Val Gielgud (left), in charge of the drama department of the B.B.C., prefers a simple story, well-told, and with a minimum number of characters. Lance Sieveking, a revolutionary producer for the B.B.C., leans toward the opposite view. Radio Record, 26 June 1936, Page 12
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