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C.F.R. “Report to the Head of Movement from the Head of a Station”
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Draft by I. L. Caragiale, published in the Romanian Moftul from April 4, 1893, in the performance of the actor Mitica Popescu. Magnetic tape recording, broadcast during the premiere on July 5, 1998, on the Romanian Cultural Radio Program, under the generic “” Mofturi “by I. L. Caragiale.” Document mastered and transposed on CD in 2012.
Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company
Title: C.F.R. “Report to the Head of Movement from the Head of a Station”
Description:
Draft by I.
L.
Caragiale, published in the Romanian Moftul from April 4, 1893, in the performance of the actor Mitica Popescu.
Magnetic tape recording, broadcast during the premiere on July 5, 1998, on the Romanian Cultural Radio Program, under the generic “” Mofturi “by I.
L.
Caragiale.
” Document mastered and transposed on CD in 2012.
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