Shakespeare - The Merchant Of Venice

Tracklist

A	The Merchant Of Venice
B	The Merchant Of Venice

Companies, etc.

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

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

Notes

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

Australian WRC 1st 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 label, while the stereo has "SLS-7". The stereo was issued with a medium "S" sticker on the front of the sleeve.

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Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DEOB 7AS	William Shakespeare	The Merchant Of Venice ‎(LP)	Odhams Books Ltd.	DEOB 7AS	UK	1964
LS/7, LS-7	Shakespeare*	The Merchant Of Venice ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Club, RE)	World Record Club, World Record Club	LS/7, LS-7	Australia	1969
SLS-7, LS/7	Shakespeare*	The Merchant Of Venice ‎(LP, Album, Club, RE)	World Record Club, World Record Club	SLS-7, LS/7	Australia	1969
LS/7, LS-7	Shakespeare*	The Merchant Of Venice ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Club, RE)	World Record Club, World Record Club	LS/7, LS-7	Australia	1966
DEOB 7AS	William Shakespeare	The Merchant Of Venice ‎(LP)	Odhams Books Ltd.	DEOB 7AS	UK	1964