Studio One
Various
(3,5 Sterne; 4 Bewertungen)
Complete set of available episodes for the radio anthology series "Studio One". Lost Episodes: #8 - Mysterious Mickey Finn #29 - Young Man of Manhattan #36 - Confidential Agent #37 - Wednesday's Child #41 - Golden Boy #51 - Pride and Prejudice #61 - Topaz
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Chapters
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56:56
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1:03:07
59:31
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56:36
57:42
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55:05
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56:40
54:40
1:05:49
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1:00:53
1:03:30
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1:02:36
52:31
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1:00:05
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59:57
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Bewertungen
The Thirty Nine Steps - originally by John Buchan
Eliz Audio Reader
(0,5 Sterne)
This is NOT a review for the whole Studio One series, for the acting, which is great (Glenn Ford, etc.), or the technical quality, which is good. The review refers only to the extremely distorted script of The Thirty Nine Steps. I have read the book, listened to another version and know the whole Richard Hannay series. I am at the beginning and will not continue to listen to this recording. Maybe it seems petty since this is a very old episode and probably everyone in it is either quite old or dead, but it is sad to see all the liberties taken with the work of such a reputable author. I will listen to other stories I am familiar with and hope they were treated with more respect than 'The Thirty Nine Steps' was.
SUPERLATIVE RADIO DRAMA
Cornell Tweede
(5 Sterne)
Studio One radio dramas were brilliantly produced and introduced by Fletcher Markle and beautifully acted by such stars as Geraldine Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, Madeline Carroll, Charles Laughton, and Gene Kelly with an equally great ensemble of featured players such as Mercedes McCambridge, Everett Sloane, Hester Sondergaard, and Hedley Rennie. This is unquestionably the finest quality in outstanding Forties radio programs--right up there with the Lux Radio Theatre and Screen Directors' Playhouse. Favorite episodes are "Earth and High Heaven," "To Mary with Love," "Dodsworth," "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," and "A Bill of Divorcement." Listen and enjoy them all--these episodes are to be savored!
Great anthology
davidinberkeley
(4 Sterne)
I'm pretty picky about dramatic anthology series. I find the movie-ones uninteresting. This one, I think, did a greater service to the properties than average. I've only heard about six but I've been consistently drawn in and held for the full presentation. Even as esteemed a series as Mercury Theater has been hard-pressed to hold my attention (albeit, they did try some things that were rather more difficult or daring). Also, so far, the files I've heard from this set have been very good quality.
Whatta Load
Noah 8-?
(0 Sterne)
Holy Smokes.... 1.5 gig and still loading. Maybe this would be a good candidate for subdivision into 650Meg Pages? Havn't had a chance yet to review the content of the broadcasts but as it is from the 40's AFTER the war I have high expectations. Noah 8-?
Payment Deferred
Professional Tourist
(0 Sterne)
The 8 July 1947 broadcast of "Payment Deferred" with Everett Sloane and Agnes Moorehead is missing. The file present is a mislabeled duplicate of the 25 November 1947 revival broadcast with Charles Laughton and Hester Sondergaard. Is the true Moorehead/Sloane broadcast available somewhere?