The Rivals (TV play)

*The Rivals*
The Rivals
	Ad in The Age 6 Sept 1961
Written by	Oriel Gray
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
Production
Producer	Christopher Muir
Running time	90 mins
Production company	Australian Broadcasting Commission
Original release
Release	6 September 1961 (Melbourne, live)
Release	25 October 1961 (Sydney, taped)

The Rivals is a 1961 television play broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It was directed by Christopher Muir.^[4]

Premise

Captain Absolute, son of the wealthy Sir Anthony, poses as a penniless ensign to win the heart of Lydia Languish. Lydia's aunt is negotiating another match.

Cast

Patricia Kennedy as Mrs Malaprop
Patsy King as Lydia
James Bailey as Sir Anthony Absolute^[5]
Fred Parslow as Captain Absolute
Michael Duffield as Bob Acres
Anne Charleston as Julia
George Whaley as Faulkland
Clement McCallin as Sir Lucius O'Trigger

Production

Rivals.^[6]

References

^ "TV Guide". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 35.
^ "Advertisement". The Age. 6 September 1961. p. 19.
^ "TV Guide". Sydney Morning Herald. 23 October 1961. p. 22.
^ "Comical character". Sydney Morning Herald. 23 October 1961. p. 19.
^ "Costumed for Sheridan". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 25.
^ "Olivier Company Actor on ABV-2". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 26.

External links

The Rivals at IMDb

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[1] "TV Guide". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 35.

[2] "Advertisement". The Age. 6 September 1961. p. 19.

[3] "TV Guide". Sydney Morning Herald. 23 October 1961. p. 22.

[4] "Comical character". Sydney Morning Herald. 23 October 1961. p. 19.

[5] "Costumed for Sheridan". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 25.

[6] "Olivier Company Actor on ABV-2". The Age. 1 September 1961. p. 26.

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v t e TV productions of Christopher Muir
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Operas	Amahl and the Night Visitors (1957) Fidelo (1958) Albert Herring (1959) The Bartered Bride (1960) The Secret of Susannah (1961) Il Tabarro (1961) The Ambitious Servant Girl (1962) The Prodigal Son (1962) The Consul (1962) Bastien and Bastienne (1963) Simone Boccanegra (1963) Peter Grimes (1964) The Bloodless Sand (1964) Martha (1964) Carmen (1965)
Ballets	Giselle (1959) Ballet Studio (1959) The Nutcracker (1960) Coppelia (1960) The Bloodless Sand (1961) Sylvia (1961) Caranval (1961) The Spider's Banquet (1963) One in Five (1963) Robert Pomie Ballet (1963) Hans Christian Anderson (1963) The New Horizon (1964) The Fir Tree (1964) Seven Deadly Sins (1965) She (1967)
Feature film	Libido (1973)
TV series	Lucky Colour Blue (1975) (TV series) Andra (1976) (TV series) Golden Pennies (1985) (TV mini series) Great Expectations: The Untold Story (1988)

The Rivals
Ad in The Age 6 Sept 1961
Written by	Oriel Gray^[2]
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
Production
Producer	Christopher Muir
Running time	90 mins
Production company	Australian Broadcasting Commission
Original release
Release	6 September 1961 (1961-09-06) (Melbourne, live)^[1]
Release	25 October 1961 (1961-10-25) (Sydney, taped)^[3]