The Dumb Waiter

Kenneth Northcott stars as Ben in Harold Pinter's classic one act play The Dumb Waiter. This staging was produced by Hull House Theatre in Chicago, and broadcast by the Esso Repertory Theatre in 1965. Arthur Geffen plays Gus, the hapless sidekick.

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Genius

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Magic

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I think I'll put the kettle on.

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it's unbelievable

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Me, l am noy gonna visit there, phew .. was good, bleak and astounding 🇬🇧 52:42

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Sir, get on with it!

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Pet's did enyone of you got what he was saying. Not

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This is.. well.. I'm sure it was much more entertaining 60 years ago.

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Maybe you would like the version by Robert Altman with John Travolta. Yes, that is a real thing

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it's not about how long ago it was, and it's not entertainment in any traditional sense. either you like it or you don't.

[@austenj4539]

Some plays just aren't worth troubling the English language for words to set down.
This tripe slides into that mould with aplomb.