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D7686 - Lawrence du Garde Peach of Great Hucklow (1890-1974), dramatist - [20th cent]
- BOX - Lawrence du Garde Peach: literary papers - 20th cent

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D7686/BOX/34
Title	Recordings of Plays by L. du Garde Peach
Date	20th cent
Description	Audio Tape Reels How Hucklow Became Great, 1960s (2 copies) CD reference and loan sets of recordings Two sets of 2 CDs per play Brass Band (1 CD only) Heirs and Graces Henry Came To Tideswell How Hucklow Became Great How Hucklow Became Great The Lopotkin Inheritance The Mystery of the Marie Celeste Things Just So Strange The Village That Would Have A Dragon Summat Akin Friday's Dream A Knife In Her Stocking Audio Cassette: Recording of Summat Akin Floppy Disks: Transcription of Summat Akin, made by Peter Miles, March 2005; Article entitled "The Derbyshire Touch", written by Peter Miles for a performance of Summat Akin by the Hathersage Players in October 2005 DVD: Disc containing compilation of plays and family film sequences, transferred from reel-to-reel films by Media Archive for Central England (MACE), 2006, comprising:- 1. Village Players: Early Shots - Macbeth, 1st Merry Wives 2. The Merry Wives of Windsor 3. Quiet Weekend 4. Derbyshire under snow 5. Family film 6. Garden and Christmas
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Lawrence du Garde Peach of Great Hucklow, dramatist (1890-1974)
Format	Digital
Format	Audio-visual
Copies	A digital copy can also be viewed on the public computers at the record office.
Term	Sound recordings
Term	Audiovisual materials

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