Frederick Nicholson Betts - Works Based On His Life

Works Based On His Life

Two BBC Radio 4 programs, 'The Naga Queen', produced by Chris Eldon Lee and narrated by John Horsley Denton, and 'The Butterfly Hunt', a play by Matthew Solon were based on the life of F. N. Betts and his wife Ursula Graham Bower.

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