The White Lady by R. E. T. Lamb | Westward Old Time Radio

The White Lady by R. E. T. Lamb | BBC Saturday Night Theatre A mysterious apparition is said to haunt the manor house of a Gloucestershire village. While some are convinced that the White Lady is a genuine supernatural presence, others remain sceptical. But when the young villagers begin playing tricks of their own, their mischief takes a sinister turn, with consequences that go far beyond a harmless prank. Set in the aftermath of the First World War, this atmospheric drama explores village superstitions, old manor-house mysteries and the dangers of taking a joke too far. Written by R. E. T. Lamb, The White Lady was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 as part of Saturday-Night Theatre on 19 June 1976. Produced by Richard Wortley, the production features Nigel Anthony as John, Glynis Brooks as Mary, Alaric Cotter as Geoffrey, and Jeffrey Segal as General Whitterly. The supporting cast includes Leslie Heritage, Haydn Jones, Malcolm Reid, Margot Boyd, Tim Fearon, Mary Clare Nash and Deborah Paige. CAST John – Nigel Anthony Mary – Glynis Brooks Geoffrey – Alaric Cotter General Whitterly – Jeffrey Segal Simon – Leslie Heritage Jack – Haydn Jones Dick – Malcolm Reid Cook – Margot Boyd Tom – Tim Fearon Lucy – Mary Clare Nash Leadbeter – Deborah Paige Written by: R. E. T. Lamb Produced by: Richard Wortley Programme: Saturday-Night Theatre Original broadcast: 19 June 1976 Station: BBC Radio 4 Enjoy this classic British radio drama from Westward Old Time Radio, featuring a mysterious haunting, village intrigue and a chilling reminder that some tricks can go too far.