you probably dont care but does anybody know a method to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost the account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
@Kash Jaxon Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Superb writing, acting, sound effects and stories! I listen to these in my office whilst working or at home puttering about the house! Love listening to these in the evenings! Thank you for sharing these outstanding programs!
I corresponded with John Bentley over a 30 year period he had a long radio career going back to the mid 1930s plus many films and west end plays not to forget regional tours and television. He also had a fine singing voice. I had not heard this play before so a real bonus. Thank you for posting it.
Please forgive my ignorance but who is he? I'm sure it'll say his character at the end of the up to now absorbing play and I'm glad u have some lovely memories of ur friend.
I love old radio shows like these. When I was a child in the 1970s I listened to Mystery Theater. In the last 10 years or so, I found apps in the play store with thousands of radio shows. I would've loved being alive during that time.
@@kerryh3833 golden age of radio. Their are alot in the app store. Some have a small monthly fee and have huge amounts of content. I purchased for a one time fee of 99 cents Golden age of radio. Search old time radio in app store and alot of them will come up.
So pleased I discovered this YT channel. Love listening to these old radio programmes, proves the point that the imagination can be better than seeing the narrative, of course strongly helped by real professionals who don´t blur their words like in so many modern dramas .
Thank you so much for this UA-cam channel. A marvellous, mysterious and psychological thriller superbly narrated by all the actors, scene setting and captivating atmosphere. Xxx
Thanx Uncle Chesterton...That play was top rate. Thanx very much... If you're coming round this weekend Lottie has got some Corn and Apple Curry in the freezer for us.
Thanks for listening! We have Saturday Night Theatre plays on out 24/7 Live stream linked here: Listen.ChestertonRadio.com We also have over 900 SNT plays in this player: Plays.ChestertonRadio.com
12 June 2024 - Listening from the Beautiful Blue Grass region of Kentucky. Coffee, birds at the feeder, life is good. Great episode. “Witchcraft, the filthiest thing a copper ever had to soil his hands on.” Wonder if the boys and girls in blue hereabouts feel that way?! 🤔
@@2msvalkyrie529 And who would listen? Current audiences want glitter, bling, and lewd behavior. There are only a handful of entertainers out there that have the intestinal fortitude to stand on their talent and skill, refusing to behave like a sex-crazed lunatic with a Christmas tree fetish.
Actors who had spent years in Rep learning their craft . Unlike our present crop who go straight from Drama school to TV screen . Vocal technique is completely neglected . They actually wear throat mics on stage !!
The voices are fantastic... but of course that's radio! I have to wonder if Frank Thornton (Are You Being Served?) didn't model himself on John Bentley :-)
(Plot spoiler} Saturday-Night Theatre Sat 7th Feb 1970, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM Malice at Autumn's End by JOHN HYATT with John Bentley. Margot Boyd and John Gabriel • Faith and fear weren't enough for her, oh no. As Maiden of the Coven she put herself above such things. But to keep faith and fear alive in her followers she was ready to commit murder Cast in order of speaking: Produced by NORMAN WRIGHT (Repeated: Monday, 3.15 pm) Contributors Unknown: John Bentley. Unknown: Margot Boyd Produced By: Norman Wright The Rev G K Nicholson: John Bentley Sister Alice: Margot Boyd Vera: Margaret Wolfit Barnard Capper: John Gabriel Inspector Hegel: Wilfrid Carter Tom Doyle: Alan Barry Miss Kraft: Madi Hedd
John Hyatt wrote some very fine witty , intelligent dramas for radio. At that time. Today he's be lucky to get past the BBC doorman. Doesn't tick all the correct boxes !!
@@2msvalkyrie529 Things have certainly changed. The BBC was unique in global broadcasting. It had the budget to commission the best actors, writers, producers and directors. The body of work created is absolutely amazing. We won't see that golden era again, but thank heavens the BBC maintained its archives so well.
@@kerryh3833 Don't remember this but if it had my heart pounding reminiscent of the old horror movies of the 40-50s, I'd recommend listening in the high sun of noon. (Of course, those oldies are mild compared to the blood and gore of today's films - I suppose.)
I enjoyed this very much (though it's really too dark for a cosy armchair listen). However, at the risk of being irritatingly pedantic, no Anglo-Catholic clergyman could possibly be ignorant about St Hilda (1:21:21) who, far from being simply 'a virgin martyr', or indeed any kind of martyr, was the energetic and much-respected Abbess who presided over the Synod of Whitby. Small details like this do rather give away the fact that Nicholson is a script-writer's idea of a priest, not the real thing!
Talented speakers make such a difference in "storytelling". Thanks.
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TRAINING/GROOMING!!!
NAY I SAY.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL MANKIND....
@@dianecuster
no no no to Ai generated .....
TRAINING/GROOMING!!!
NAY I SAY.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL MANKIND....
Thank the lord I found your site. A great 90 mins of entertainment. It beats the rubbish they churn out on television. Thank you.
Agree with you Derek. Have you listened to a few of them. I am thoroughly enjoying them.
you probably dont care but does anybody know a method to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
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@Kash Jaxon Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kash Jaxon it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
Superb writing, acting, sound effects and stories! I listen to these in my office whilst working or at home puttering about the house! Love listening to these in the evenings! Thank you for sharing these outstanding programs!
..... blotting paper 😏😏😏and autograph book!! That brings back lots of memories. And it's a long long long time ago. Love from South Africa. 😘😘
I corresponded with John Bentley over a 30 year period he had a long radio career going back to the mid 1930s plus many films and west end plays not to forget regional tours and television. He also had a fine singing voice. I had not heard this play before so a real bonus. Thank you for posting it.
Please forgive my ignorance but who is he? I'm sure it'll say his character at the end of the up to now absorbing play and I'm glad u have some lovely memories of ur friend.
Really good afternoon story,much better than TV.well done
Love radio dramas.keep them coming
Great story and performance. Thanks for sharing.
I love old radio shows like these. When I was a child in the 1970s I listened to Mystery Theater. In the last 10 years or so, I found apps in the play store with thousands of radio shows. I would've loved being alive during that time.
What apps?
@@kerryh3833 golden age of radio. Their are alot in the app store. Some have a small monthly fee and have huge amounts of content. I purchased for a one time fee of 99 cents Golden age of radio. Search old time radio in app store and alot of them will come up.
I'm in the USA. I have an android phone...app store. Golden Radio is American radio dramas. I love it!
Oh, please let me know the apps you're referring to.
@@tinaanderson6853just go to radioechoes
Am just listening to this now on youtube.I listen to many dramas this way.This drama is very good and makes good listening on a rainy afternoon.
Wonderful, as usual❤🎉
So pleased I discovered this YT channel. Love listening to these old radio programmes, proves the point that the imagination can be better than seeing the narrative, of course strongly helped by real professionals who don´t blur their words like in so many modern dramas .
even worse are some of the so called narrators "reading" audio books
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Wonderful play. Thank you for posting
What a great story.Witchcraft and murder all in one!!Great acting too.Nice armchair listening on a winter afternoon.
Just wonderfully done. Story, radio play adaptation of it, cast, production. A treat. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this UA-cam channel. A marvellous, mysterious and psychological thriller superbly narrated by all the actors, scene setting and captivating atmosphere. Xxx
Wonderful play, acting is superb . Thank you for posting this .
An excellent play - thanks for uploading.
Great play, loved it, many thanks.xx
Thanks, excellent, condensed, engrossing period drama. Just my thing.
Excellent! Would recommend listening to it. Lots of drama and a great story.
Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻 Listening to this made my Saturday morning so enjoyable whilst doing everyday tasks. Thank you so much for uploading 👍
Lovely mythological tale of creation coupled with your soothing voice. Thank you for easing my anxiety.
Great ,...thank You!!!
Love radio drama.great at bedtime
Thanx Uncle Chesterton...That play was top rate. Thanx very much... If you're coming round this weekend Lottie has got some Corn and Apple Curry in the freezer for us.
Funny how John Bentley doesn't sound like himself at all. Great acting!
I so enjoy listening to these while I'm doing my artwork!
Thanks for listening! We have Saturday Night Theatre plays on out 24/7 Live stream linked here: Listen.ChestertonRadio.com We also have over 900 SNT plays in this player: Plays.ChestertonRadio.com
This is a brilliant play. Great story. Thank you. 🤗🤗
80 yo loved this so much ❤.Afraid i missed the point at the very end!!!
Anybody??❤
😂Often happens to me. British radio plays often leave you like that
Awesome! This play is dynamite - first few moments and there’s a confessional and mention of black magic! Thank you so much!
Am just going to listen now. Can’t wait & don’t have long to. Bet this is going to be great, ***
Thank you once again 👍👍
Great play
Wonderful
12 June 2024 - Listening from the Beautiful Blue Grass region of Kentucky. Coffee, birds at the feeder, life is good. Great episode. “Witchcraft, the filthiest thing a copper ever had to soil his hands on.” Wonder if the boys and girls in blue hereabouts feel that way?! 🤔
Brilliant
Excellent. If anyone could write plays if this quality nowadays they’d make a fortune
Indeed ! But who would perform in them. ? Do you really think you could find a cast of that quality among our present crop of actors ? ?.
@@2msvalkyrie529 And who would listen? Current audiences want glitter, bling, and lewd behavior. There are only a handful of entertainers out there that have the intestinal fortitude to stand on their talent and skill, refusing to behave like a sex-crazed lunatic with a Christmas tree fetish.
I really enjoyed this one, great atmosphere and a real vintage feel to it.
Good production values and strong microphone techniques (often forgotten and the core to drama)
Actors who had spent years in Rep learning their craft . Unlike our present crop who go straight from
Drama school to TV screen . Vocal
technique is completely neglected . They actually wear throat mics
on stage !!
Great stuff
The voices are fantastic... but of course that's radio! I have to wonder if Frank Thornton (Are You Being Served?) didn't model himself on John Bentley :-)
I noticed the same energy as Are You Being Served. Like you feel that energy yourself while watching or just listening.
so enjoyable
"She has more money than wrinkles." 🤣
Well, for some people it's the other way around. 🤦♀️ 🙋♀️
Loved this. Great story.
" Please help me Father ......I'm desperate. ! "
" Call me Dan "
" I'm desperate Dan ".
(Plot spoiler}
Saturday-Night Theatre
Sat 7th Feb 1970, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM
Malice at Autumn's End by JOHN HYATT with John Bentley. Margot Boyd and John Gabriel
• Faith and fear weren't enough for her, oh no. As Maiden of the Coven she put herself above such things. But to keep faith and fear alive in her followers she was ready to commit murder
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by NORMAN WRIGHT (Repeated: Monday, 3.15 pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
John Bentley.
Unknown:
Margot Boyd
Produced By:
Norman Wright
The Rev G K Nicholson:
John Bentley
Sister Alice:
Margot Boyd
Vera:
Margaret Wolfit
Barnard Capper:
John Gabriel
Inspector Hegel:
Wilfrid Carter
Tom Doyle:
Alan Barry
Miss Kraft:
Madi Hedd
John Hyatt wrote some very fine
witty , intelligent dramas for radio.
At that time. Today he's be lucky
to get past the BBC doorman. Doesn't tick all the correct boxes !!
@@2msvalkyrie529 Things have certainly changed. The BBC was unique in global broadcasting. It had the budget to commission the best actors, writers, producers and directors. The body of work created is absolutely amazing. We won't see that golden era again, but thank heavens the BBC maintained its archives so well.
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entertaining !
Great story but I thought in murder cases or death, priests weren’t obligated to keep silent
Unless church laws have changed priests are not permitted to divulge information irrespective of. circumstances.
Only thing above church law: State and Federal law. And there is the obligation to protect the innocent….
So enjoyable. So grounding in todays liberal society.🇦🇺
I suspect that Mr. Kappa was finished off by Sis. Alice in order to protect the priest. Did anyone else take it that way, or do I misinterpret?
I can't think so because the priest will have his past exposed by the witch - she told him do earlier on.
Don't think I'd like to listen to this in bed--under the bed, maybe.
Sooo... Not a good idea to use it to go to sleep?
@@kerryh3833 Don't remember this but if it had my heart pounding reminiscent of the old horror movies of the 40-50s, I'd recommend listening in the high sun of noon. (Of course, those oldies are mild compared to the blood and gore of today's films - I suppose.)
I enjoyed this very much (though it's really too dark for a cosy armchair listen). However, at the risk of being irritatingly pedantic, no Anglo-Catholic clergyman could possibly be ignorant about St Hilda (1:21:21) who, far from being simply 'a virgin martyr', or indeed any kind of martyr, was the energetic and much-respected Abbess who presided over the Synod of Whitby. Small details like this do rather give away the fact that Nicholson is a script-writer's idea of a priest, not the real thing!
And he certainly didn't know the difference between witchcraft and satanism.
I prefer listening to these plays than watching the woke rubbish on tv.
I have trouble following the story.
The direction was appalling. Dialogue was delivered at ‘jabber’ speed. Still can’t decide whether Capper was intended to be English, Irish or Welsh
Some priest!
I lost interest
Too many foolish subplots
😜
I did listen to the end...
Penelope Wilton?
I was right
I knew it was...
Apart from Mrs. ANTHROPUS,
from the Archers
(Margaret Boyd}
It was all so dull....!
🤣
Capper's voice is so abrasive and annoying I almost stopped listening.