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Streit in Afrika

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Streit in Afrika

By: Olaf Franke, Tim Thomas
Narrated by: Martin Mehlitz, Annedore Scheytt, Mike Bowd
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 Auf der Wildhüterstation kommt es zum Streit zwischen Adelgunde und Sokrates, weil Adelgunde so geschwätzig ist. Freddy muß eingreifen. Und dann kommt die Möwe Gunnar von Schenkelbach auf die Station - und Adelgunde verliebt sich. Doch sie muss lernen, auch mal den Mund zu halten...

Ein Hörspiel zum Thema einander die Wahrheit in Liebe sagen.

Die Rollen und ihre Sprecher:
  • Erzähler: Martin Mehlitz,
  • Freddy: Annedore Scheytt,
  • Eugen Eule: Mike Bowd,
  • Horst Hengst: Horst Schaa,
  • Die Möwe: Edeltraut Elsner,
  • Der Kater: Axel Schulz,
  • Gunnar: Henning Rietz,
  • Lulu, das Stinktiermädchen: Antje Rietz,
  • Die Hyäne: Sandra Schulz,
  • Der Schakal: Henning Rietz.

Regie: Olaf Franke, Musik: Tim Thomas.©1993 Gerth Medien in der SCM Verlagsgruppe GmbH (P)1993 Gerth Medien in der SCM Verlagsgruppe GmbH Animals Literature & Fiction

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