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Storm over Polchester - BBC Saturday Night Theatre - R.C. Woodthorpe

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Saturday Night Theatre was a long-running radio drama strand on BBC Radio 4.
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The strand showcased feature-length, middle-brow single plays on Saturday evenings for more than 50 years, having been launched in April 1943. The plays featured in the strand included stage plays, book adaptations and original dramatisations. For most of its history, programmes ran for 90 minutes and were largely entertainment-centred, such as thrillers, comedies and mysteries. (Wikipedia)
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@user-iw8mg4sg4l 8 дней назад

When a play grips you from the beginning, it is worth listening.

@avrilmariethurston6992 19 дней назад

Absolutely love these dramas, they all speak so awfully well ❤

@colinglass1342 2 года назад

Can't get enough of these types of radio dramas and audio books science fiction

@geraldwalker3317 13 дней назад

so ,😮I really enjoyed the excellent Whodunnit" The denouement was very Paul Temple , No surprise ti find several of the cast were Temple regulars ( James Beattie,,,Charlie) and producer Martiyn C Webster

@maries8059 3 года назад

If you listen to this play, do make sure that you keep listening right until the very end of the recording. (ie The couple of minutes after the credits have been read.) The play was broadcast in late 1963, mere days after a very significant world event. I found listening to the continuity announcer's references to it fascinating. Thank you, Chesterton Radio, for letting the recording run on and uploading this bit, as well as the actual play!

@mikewellwood1412 3 года назад

Thank you. Yes, I listened to the end. 1963. Feels like another age entirely, and I suppose (as I write), it's over 57 years ago, which is more than half a lifetime for most people.

@rogerandmegh5575 3 года назад

Thanks - really good good tip to keep listening. Very moving.

@stevie-ray2020 3 года назад

If you haven't watched 'JFK; The Smoking-Gun', you'll find that the explanation proposed for what happened on that fateful day is quite a plausible one (without dragging out all the crazy conspiracy-theories)! Was also the same day that C.S Lewis died from kidney-failure! (The very first episode of 'Doctor Who' aired on BBC-TV was postponed to the 23rd, the following day, due to JFK's assassination.)

@johnmurray8454 2 года назад

Remember the winter of 62/63

@janebrown7231 Год назад

Thank you for that tip! The continuity announcers are always very much worth listening to, but this was a particularly historic time.

@judiththomas9995 7 месяцев назад

Marvelous. Thanks for uploading, much appreciated.

@jorasparents 6 месяцев назад

I really enjoy these uploads, especially when they include a brief synopsis of the plot or an indication of the genre in the blurb.

@madelinesolk5734 28 дней назад

I miss the 50d to the 70s so much!

@susandelongis885 Год назад

Re comment: Listened to the very end. As an American, was a real shock. I remember just where I was as a little girl.

@iap-ug3oy 2 года назад

This is what it was like in the 50s and 60s ,Smart people, shiny shoes, high heels on ladies…..men in suits . AND I HAD NEVER HEARD THE F WORD…. what a mess now ……..These people are not posh that is how it was…………WISH I COULD GO BACK….

@francesmcmillan7596 2 года назад

I agree. I hate the dumbing down, the lack of civility and the flood of vulgarity everywhere.

@suspendeddisbelief401 2 года назад

I agree. It seems that it was a huge misbelief that the future would mean 'better' or things would continue to improve.

@cliffburnes407 2 года назад

wish I was there I grew up on all the ole past being raised by grandparents. I was not ready for the future because I lived so much in the past😉

@cousinsister69 Год назад

Yet apparently iq, especially in westerners has been increasing steadily since the first tests were taken. Smarter, yet dumber behaviours.

@weatherman68 Год назад

Maybe where you lived, 😂😂🤣

@ayferbektas7034 10 месяцев назад

From the BBC Genome project: First broadcast: Sat 30th Nov 1963, 20:30 on BBC Home Service Basic Storm over Polchester by R. C. Woodthorpe adapted for radio by HOWARD AGG in the series Murder for Pleasure Murder is committed at Polchester School and a number of people seem to have a motive. Produced by MARTYN C. WEBSTER

@lydiamarks8577 2 года назад

I loved the play! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you for uploading 👍

@catznjam470 2 года назад

Nice photo! Wow!

@cousinsister69 Год назад

Another goodie. Ty CR.

@daftirishmarej1827 4 года назад

Amazing artwork!!! And hurricane Sally has just landed... 😑

@bethnorris1361 3 года назад

..it's Aug.2021...we now have hurricanes Henri and Grace.

@suzannahjames526 3 года назад

Fabulous- including strange noises.....funny.

@colinglass1342 2 года назад

As i said many times before Yes i do like a great story Yes at the start of this drama curious sounds can be heard haven't come across sounds like that before in a play whether unintentional cant say didn't put me off listening i listened to all of this

@colinglass1342 2 года назад

Wonder if people still travel to the theaters in england or europe to see live plays on stages. Now in this high technological age we have have all the entertainment WE could possibly need brought into our homes on 📱 devices tvs 📺

@donwardell4605 3 года назад

Martyn C. Webster is a really well know radio producer. He helmed the "Paul Temple " radio serials for many years. He was highly regarded as the ultimate radio drama producer. He could handle vast pages of dialog and always make it good prgramming, when in anyone else hands, the verbage would have seemed a bore.

@mikewellwood1412 3 года назад

Also, Rolf Lefebvre was in many of the Paul Temples, possibly also Haydn Jones, or if not, he was in many other radio dramas. I also notice the name of Stephen Thorne. And of course, Gabriel Woolf. All in all, a good solid cast.

@janegriffiths7733 3 года назад

Happy memories of Listen with Nana, best things to come from bbc,when the whole world relied on their truthful none biased news far from the propaganda and misinformation they spew out now. Love Paul Temple also,thanks for posting

@donwardell4605 3 года назад

SO GOOD TO HAVE MEMORIES WE ARE THE SUBSTANCE OF ALL OUR DEEDS AND THOUGHTS - THANKS

@Apostolic3564 2 года назад

I love the different characters in this play….except the dude that was describing the Italian teacher so stereotypical! But there was & continues to be folks like that. Good play overall 😊

@feralbluee 3 года назад

very well written and produced radio play. the actor who played the Italian master was especially good - considering also, that it was only audio. it was not overly played at all. very enjoyable radio. thanks much. :) 🌷 just one thing though, those stupid, weird sounds at the beginning were really very annoying. for pete’s sake why!!? 🤨

@lynnefisher4167 3 года назад

I think it was aliens having a party next door. Cheers.

@jordankennedy8421 3 года назад

Ha ha I agree 😂

@susanotway7875 2 года назад

Enjoyable. Very British!

@louisbrugnoni1291 3 года назад

It’s funny but listening to people drinking is more pleasurable than actually drinking.

@truthreigns7 3 года назад

At 2:16 or 2:17 i thought the space ships were coming in. What causes this sound?

@mrbazzabee4013 3 года назад

Sounded like a scene from Dr.Who and the Daleks film circa 1967

@D3cyTH3r 3 года назад

I might be wrong, but didn't the BBC have a special workshop dedicated to creating sound effects? It's far too early for digital, so presumably it's some fairly complicated tape work. Sounds like 2 short samples repeatedly copied, cut and stitched together (early reverb?). They were probably very intelligent chaps who got very creative, so esoteric methods such as recording in echo chambers can't be ruled out? EDIT: Sorry, must've read your question while wearing my autistic glasses. It's the sound of the window opening isn't it? (god knows why?)

@leerussellsmith8558 8 часов назад

What's with the weird noises ??

@paulbennett772 3 года назад

Great storm photo; must have been taken in Tornado Alley

@daftirishmarej1827 4 года назад

The actors are so posh it's hilarious! BBC at it's prime! It's great for keeping your English grammar correct though! PS. Because it's British, it's spelt Theatre 😉 Many thanks!

@daftirishmarej1827 3 года назад

@ARU-vid User what made me smile were references to sherry and whist. And I only twigged it was whist thanks to Ms Heyer and Ms Christie. Thanks for getting me to listen again - top hole! Toodle pip old bean 😁😁😃

@eddiemunster2196 2 года назад

When that certain gentleman picked up and just left, to see one of there parents that is ill, this is just too perfect for the Killer. So as they were discussing it in the room, I believe the killer was in the middle, of that conversation. Do you see how a few people what's Shane my wife call the police and tell them. Now there was more than one that said that. I believe you've heard the same conversation of what I'm speaking of. But my theory is what I have already said, the Killer was there during that conversation.. I'll leave that toured with you to ponder it. But remember the young boy on the roof why would he lie ? As you have noticed I have not said any names. I did that to keep the plot wide open... Now I will be heading back to the play to see what the outcome will be ?...... And a sincere thank you once again

@stewartlancaster6155 Год назад

beginning is missing

@stewartmcardle8149 3 года назад

This is strange... according to the Genome source, this was first broadcast as a Saturday Night Theatre drama production on Saturday 30th November 1963 and was scheduled from 20.30 to 22.00 hrs (90 minutes)....this supposedly lasts 75 minutes so is edited short by 15 minutes.

@D3cyTH3r 3 года назад

My good man... [puffs on pipe] ...have you not for a minute considered that there may have been a break for the news at 9 o'clock?

@23cutemonkey 3 года назад

It does seem to start several minutes in, no intros or preliminary scene setting. I loved the spooky interference and echo, presumably unintentional.

@melissasaint3283 2 года назад

@@D3cyTH3r oh, bravo, Holmes!

@D3cyTH3r 2 года назад

@@melissasaint3283 Elementary, my dear Watson.

@eddiemunster2196 2 года назад

Everything to what I said in my first comment then finding out at the very very end of the play, really throws a wrench in the fire ? A whole and another play could be re-written and connected to the first play ? Don't you think ?