Salt is Leaving - BBC Saturday Night Theatre - J. B. Priestly

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John Boynton Priestley was an English novelist, playwright, screenwriter, broadcaster and social commentator.
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@clivefuller-hale5073 3 года назад

Producer: Roger Pine Dr Salt: Frederick Treves Maggie Culworth: Patricia Gallimore Alan Culworth: Alan Devereux Buzzy: Ralph Lawton Supt Hurst: Jack Holloway Jill Frinton: Maggie McCarthy Sir Arnold Donnington: William Fox Erica Donnington: Elizabeth Revill Mrs Pearson: Eileen Barry Donald Dews: Howard Benbrook Aricson: Paul Maxwell RUSS: Paul Henry Peggy Pearson: Liz Daniels Mrs Duffy: Joyce Latham Sgt Broadbent: Graham Weston Sgt Driver: George Woolley Corrigan: Lawrence Rew Winston: Harvey Edwards

@martas9283 3 года назад

Thank you!

@oldernu1250 16 дней назад

Very nicely written and acted. Thank you.

@beammeup8458 2 года назад

Excellent ! One of the best ! Thank you

@siusaidhchaimbeul5499 3 года назад

Thanks - enjoyed this tremendously.

@deniseroper9030 3 года назад

Don't miss. Well worth a listen 👏😀

@mrbazzabee4013 3 года назад

Thanx So very much Uncle Chesterton ! We always like to engage in a good 'Priestley' ( and what a darned good one this was too-with dare I say it...a soupçon of humour-or is it me ha' ? ) after a busy weekend ! Anyway- Sorry I've been so quiet and unobtrusive recently....but- me and Lottie have been at our wit's end recently, what with arranging the local Ferret Racing 'world cup' competition in town...and then going on our early season holiday to 'Where The Mud Meets The Sea' - Southport !....it's been rather hectic. Thanks Uncle Chessie.

@geoffellis1132 2 года назад

Good entertainment the beeb used to produce great programs. Alas no more or very few and far between.

@matthewgabbard6415 27 дней назад

@@geoffellis1132Do they not do these radio dramas anymore?

@davelawday6609 2 года назад

Brilliant drama..thanks for sharing..kind regards Dave 😁👍👍👍

@jordsupp Месяц назад

Nice one. Thanks.

@kufitop 25 дней назад

That was tremendous fun! Thank you!

@arejaycee5484 3 года назад

Enjoyed this Well acted play Keep them coming.

@lydiamarks8577 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this wonderful play 👏🏻👏🏻. Thank you for uploading 👍

@hannahclifton4130 Месяц назад

Thank you love these dramas

@jamescrowley8637 3 года назад

JBP at his best. An outstanding production. No wishy-washy characters in a Priestley play.

@jamesmatthews4151 3 года назад

This murder mystery unfolds in a convoluted manner. Our protagonist, Dr. Salt, seems to be clairvoyant as he takes a personal interest in the fate of a patient and unravels the mystery by intuition, leading him to conclusions that are beyond the comprehension of police detectives and acquaintances of the victim.

@pauljepson1379 3 года назад

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@2msvalkyrie529 2 года назад

Priestley was a great writer and more importantly , a great and compassionate human being . It's a great shame he's gradually slipped into being forgotten in Britain today. Check out his other radio plays..?

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

Not so as his plays are still being studied in schools . Just as that old playwright, Shakespeare still is read , studied and performed today . Personally I much prefer JBP

@myraaross9770 3 года назад

Gratitude! Most enjoyable!

@roarroar2808 3 года назад

Thank you enjoyed it very much reading is terrific

@kraftiecleave 3 года назад

Brilliant story and very well acted. Thank you for bringing these stories to life again.

@lakshmibhaskara1516 3 года назад

Great stuff.,!

@hermajesty52 3 года назад

wonderful end to a lovely Christmas!!

@mikewellwood1412 3 года назад

Very good. Thank you very much for uploading. As someone else says, very well acted. The doctor did come over as a bit "know it all" as someone said, but carried off very well by the actor. With JBP you don't expect a run of the mill detective story, and this isn't one, even if he did write it originally just for his own amusement. He was a student of human character, and it shows. I wonder whether he toyed with the idea of writing a series of "Dr Salt" mysteries, a bit like Christie and Poirot, etc. But evidently, he didn't write any more, or none that has been discovered. I don't know about his "theory of time"; I tend to think of that as more of a literary device, but nevertheless, it's interesting.

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

I am sure we have all come across rather superior doctors!

@michaelcooper1042 3 года назад

Very good but then Priestley wrote it so that was no surprise.

@christinesbetterknitting4533 Месяц назад

I love JBP so much. I was sad when I had finished reading everything he wrote.

@anne-marieriamitchell1140 3 года назад

Thank you

@ayferbektas7034 3 года назад

Thank you for uploading. Dr Salt reminds me of Dr Sloan (Dick van Dyke). 🕵‍♂️

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

Sounds like Pat Archer ?

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

Yes just checked cast list and we have Pat Archer and Sid Perks of The Bull in Ambridge

@dirkbogarde44 3 года назад

So, he let her get away with it? Why?

@donwardell4605 2 года назад

Think of all the elements that had to come together to present this. Radio, the art of radio drama, a J.B. Preistley plot, actors from here to Broadcasting House all adding up to a wordy excursion and pay checks. This cloaks the mediocre - drowning in verbiage, "one day it's a turkey that you know fold - you may be stranded out in the cold" "There's no business like show business" = ,

@philiptaylor1493 3 года назад

Being pedantic but the correct name of the author is J B Priestley

@mrbazzabee4013 3 года назад

Don't be be ashamed Phil, lad....it's all part and parcel of growing up and being a good RU-vid user.

@simonmcgrath4112 3 года назад

Also on the synopsis his name is spelt correctly but I'm like u, sometimes things like that niggle me. You'll also find some of the spelling in the comments can be awful. Gladly, not here!!

@mrbazzabee4013 3 года назад

@@simonmcgrath4112 Wat du u meen....?

@simonmcgrath4112 3 года назад

@@mrbazzabee4013 ha ha I can't remember but I think I meant to say incorrectly instead I put correctly? Ha ha I'm getting old (52) and losing my memory!!!

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

You are being pedantic

@pattersonparkin5262 3 года назад

Good one

@clutzwinstead279 3 года назад

Thank you, I do hate the comments that go on

@simonmcgrath4112 3 года назад

Just terrific, very enjoyable but the one problem was........just a bit too much seasoning!!!! Ouch!!

@scoobyview 10 дней назад

No salty comments please

@Paxtonparsnip 3 года назад

Thanks as always for making it possible to listen to a well-acted play. I found Salt rather too ‘know it all’, and began to hope that one of the other characters would bury an axe in his head. Just to...shut him up! Mind you, the other characters were also annoying. A bit like the conclusion! That really WAS annoying! These minor gripes aside I can thoroughly recommend it to anybody who likes JPH!

@Paxtonparsnip 3 года назад

JBP! Not JPH! Apologies!

@sevenwatson5854 3 года назад

But he did know it all didn't he?!? So totally justified!! I never had a problem with his attitude but some people who have issues with authority, that isn't theirs, might.

@geoffellis1132 2 года назад

I don't think this type of thing was JBs forte still well worth a listen. You will have to forgive the plot faults. It's a bit like Shakespeare, wonderful if you read between the lines, but hard going at times. Mind you the language takes some concentration to decipher.

@deegeraghty3421 3 года назад

Not ok for murderer to get away with it. Bad ending.

@ellenmendoza7246 3 года назад

What like the real world

@michealburnett7 2 года назад

God help us! Too staged Too obviously contrived 😭

@jimmaccormaic6890 3 года назад

Far too wordy for my liking, and I grew to shouting ‘slow down’ as the dialogue was gabbled to the point of incomprehension. I gave up less than half way through.

@geoffellis1132 2 года назад

You could try concentration, the rewind function works too

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 Месяц назад

Well that’s what Priestly wrote! It was dialogue with no action as such . Perhaps try listening?