We havent performed this nor discussed this kase may meeting yung teachers that time at pinabasa lang but i find it interesting so disha mawala sa isipan ko juskuu
People are complaining that they were terrible actors and that they were reading there script. But in the beginning it seriously says that this is a DRAMATIZED READING. And READING means they read from there script !!
I loved it! The wife was hilarious! That police officer yawning and pointing to his sandwich and a cupper stating he had important buisness matters that required his attention cracked me up. To me it looked like everyone was reading from a script right in front of them! This is classic!! Haha haha, made my day.
Actually the acting here is top notch tho some of the bit players were hit or miss. I like Barbara Stanwyck but found her reading (audio, not the movie) so overly hysterical it became uncomfortable to sit through.
The operators and police make me feel as if I'm watching Benny Hill. I jest... I did enjoy this rendition of one of my favorite old time radio plays. Good job!
I am fascinated that this video of a senior center stage reading has almost 300,000 views. From the comments, I gather that this was viewed as a class project. I am SO going to produce this for RUclips myself.
Checking your Comprehension: Directions: Read the following questions and answer each according to your understanding. 1. Why had Mrs. Stevenson been dialing Murray Hill 4-0098 for the last 45 minutes? 2. What prompted her to call her husband’s office? 3. While attempting to get through the intended call, what verbal strategies did the characters use to be understood? 4. What nonverbal strategies did the characters use to express themselves? 5. What would you do if you were in Mrs. Stevenson’s situation?
If you want to know who killed her, it's the Husband, he sent a Hitman to kill her and collect on her life insurance policy. The film adaptation confirms the husband did it.
@@MooseCallHe wanted to help the ones who didn't understand, it's like the teacher teaching how to add 1 to 1 to the one student who doesn't know how to add yet.
1: They were cutting to each scene WAY too late. 2: Over the audio, Ms. Stevenson is always so loud. Then, We can barely hear the other character's voices. 3: The police officers acting made me want to laugh SOOOOO much! 4: Ms. Stevenson age is wrong. 5: This is supposed to be in New York! Other than that, it is Ok.
This actress does a fairly decent job playing 'Mrs. Stevenson', but no one but Agnes Moorehead could provide just the right combination of loneliness, desperation, rage and terror. This is the play that led the producers of SUSPENSE to dub Moorehead 'The First Lady of Suspense' and ask her to repeat the part live on five different occasions. SUSPENSE broadcast the story seven times over its' twenty year run. All starred Agnes Moorehead and all - except one - were done live. She appeared numerous times on SUSPENSE, often playing shrewish women. The play 'Don't Call Me Mother' gives her the chance to give an especially vicious, nearly venomous performance.
@@sophiahernando2303 Until the early '50's most shows were live and since the coasts are three hours apart, they would do the show was done live, the show was performed TWICE. From the West, where most shows were located, the first version was transmitted to the East. Three hours later, they performed a second show done live for the West. It made a rather long, grueling day. It's long, There was a rather long, convoluted reason why it was done this way, but. I couldn't possibly explain it here. Radio is usually its own worst enemy. An example of how convoluted radio can be, once while I was on the air, our program director into the studio and came me a manual 100 pages long of the SIMPLIFIED version of the FCC regs and then turned around and he left. I was so happy when that guy was replaced. He was a real SOB If you want to retain your sanity, DON'T GO INTO RADIO! .
@@adamantman3200and if you ask me, this version is nice, but I like Agness Morehead better. I watched 3 versions of this play, including the film adaption of it. If I compare this version, the moovy with Barbara Stanwik, and the suspense radio with Agnes, all of them are good, but Ms Morehead wis the best. First place if in a contest
@@sophiahernando2303 In 1948 PARAMOUNT released a version starring Barbara Stanwyck who played the woman. They offered Agnes Moorehead a minor part, which she refused. I don't blame her. Stanwick was young and beautiful and Moorehead was not. It totally changed the premise of the story. Instead of old bag flipping the way hell out out, as writer Lucille Fletcher intended, you get 'damsel in distress' from Stanwyck. In the original, you're rooting for the killers, but in the Stanwyck version you get 'who could possibly kill our Babs?' Who'd want to harm a sweet as sugar, hot wife like Babs?!
@@adamantman3200 who is the actress here in this version? And which one is the original? They added characters and seens in the moovy which is not in the play. Is it rewritten
this was horrable all the actors were looking at the script during it her script is in the magizine and during the call his script was on the phone and the other guy was looking down the whole time
😂😂😂 when I say this is funny its so freaking funny man....lmao we was listening to this in class for a quiz lmao..I was the only one dead laughing ...😂😂😂💀.....
This is great!! I had to read this in one of my textbooks at school and my teacher recommended this and I regret nothing!! When the camera went to the black shoe, I got scared! I don't know if you guys caught this but the client that they were talking about was her husband. The husband hired the two men to kill her because she was sick ad didn't want to pay for her medications
We havent performed this nor discussed this. Pero pinabasa ng teacher.namin kase may meeting sila that time ang it is so interesting na di ko makalimutan tong story na to hahahahahahahahhaa this is the time na im fond of reading or watching suspense story
The english faculty really woke up this morning and all agreed "we should make 9th graders listen to this not so kid friendly horror story that will surely give them nightmares"
They did very well at their acting, even tho they had their lines in front of them, lol. I could tell that they were reading their lines that where just laid our in front of them, but they managed2 keep that hidden so they thought bless em. I enjoyed it anyway so thanks for that :) and all the best, from Rachel ov England, Sheffield x
Probably those who agree in this comment knows nothing but the material alone itself. The focus here is on HOW YOU EVALUATE THE VALIDITY OF WHAT YOU LISTENED TO. That's it. If you were the operator or the police, would u believe a particular overheard conversation about a murder plan???? That's the main reason why you were tasked to listened to it.
I knew it at the start!!!! The target/victim of the murder is a said woman turns out to be Ms. Stevenson... I already read the book before but I wanna see it visually. And that my FILM THEORY came true...
Grade 9 or not. May English Festival kmi dto. 😂😂😂one act play. Ito ang piece. May Mrs.Stevenson din ba dyan?? Should I practice British accent right now, alreadyy
![[1950] Lux Radio Theatre - Sorry, Wrong Number](/img/1.gif)
The fact that our teachers forced us to watch a mini movie about an old lady who's about to get murdered, lol didn't know Deped has a dark side.
Exactlyyy hahaha
Well life always has twists and turns and we must know some stuff on unexpected education lol.
If Deped has a dark side, consider us lucky. Who knows what they might make us watch next? Unfriended: Dark Web or some sh*t like that.
well atleast they are now giving us stories that are GOOD, unlike those epics and alamats
Lol yup
Perhaps all grade 9 students from the Philippines have read this from our English textbook.
I relate 😂, didn't expect that the lady would be old. The voice sounded young. 😂
Dwight Gatchalian Jr. Yup ahhahahahaha
Gr10 na ako ngayon pero parang hindi ito na lesson sa amin hahaha
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Yeah, you're right
Wooohhh!Grade 9 Students?Where are you?😂
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We read this in class and I’m in 7th grade
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I’m in 8th grade
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7th graders where ya at 😂
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lolz incoming grade 11 here pero di ko maalalang pinag aralan namin to
We havent performed this nor discussed this kase may meeting yung teachers that time at pinabasa lang but i find it interesting so disha mawala sa isipan ko juskuu
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People are complaining that they were terrible actors and that they were reading there script. But in the beginning it seriously says that this is a DRAMATIZED READING. And READING means they read from there script !!
It's been years since I've played as Mrs. Stevenson but everytime I listen to this play, I still can feel the chills and goosebumps. Still my fave😍
6th grader here! i am the chief op
I'm a boy and this is my role😢HAHAHA i dont know where to start
I loved it! The wife was hilarious! That police officer yawning and pointing to his sandwich and a cupper stating he had important buisness matters that required his attention cracked me up. To me it looked like everyone was reading from a script right in front of them! This is classic!! Haha haha, made my day.
All the comments say, "Horrible acting, they obviously didn't memorize their lines."
It's because this is a dramatized reading performance.
it was said in the title, they probably didn't read that lololol
Actually the acting here is top notch tho some of the bit players were hit or miss.
I like Barbara Stanwyck but found her reading (audio, not the movie) so overly hysterical it became uncomfortable to sit through.
My teacher forced me to watch this.
iTs A mUrDeRrRRR!
Nikki Animations. Agreed 😂😂😂😂😂
Agree dude
fr
Shatap Snowflake
the person who played ms Stevenson did a really good job actually.
Who is this actress?
It was Sheila fielding
25:10 that scared the shit out of me
The fact that the lady who got murdered didn't know it was about her, like the lil details she miss
The fact that most people are here because it's part of the PH curriculum...
What a coincidence >w
I like how they have the script onhand while acting
That's because it's a read through performance, so they didn't memorise the lines.
25:14 Best death scene 2020
Emmanuel Yabut omg every single time my teacher played the video and the death part came our whole class would buss putnlauging
I can’t stop laughing
this video was so cringy...when the guy said sorry wrong number I died
But atleast they made one.
Let's just appreciate there effort.
Not cringe, but in a British accent
Hahahahahah
No, Ms. Stevenson died
Aye anybody got this from their English class? Just me? Alr
Where the Grade 7 students! (Copying Grade 9 Students) HAHA
The operators and police make me feel as if I'm watching Benny Hill. I jest... I did enjoy this rendition of one of my favorite old time radio plays. Good job!
Mygawd, I'll be Mrs. Stevenson in our radio play this Friday. Good luck to me
there's been a murder😂😂😂 she sound britsh
I am fascinated that this video of a senior center stage reading has almost 300,000 views. From the comments, I gather that this was viewed as a class project. I am SO going to produce this for RUclips myself.
The radio play is a masterpiece and was turned into the classic Barbara Stanwyck starring 1948 film.
Dude I know he had a knife but like it looked like he just tapped her
Haha
Pressed the off button.
Checking your Comprehension:
Directions: Read the following questions and answer each according to your understanding. 1. Why had Mrs. Stevenson been dialing Murray Hill 4-0098 for the last 45 minutes?
2. What prompted her to call her husband’s office?
3. While attempting to get through the intended call, what verbal strategies did the characters
use to be understood?
4. What nonverbal strategies did the characters use to express themselves?
5. What would you do if you were in Mrs. Stevenson’s situation?
If you want to know who killed her, it's the Husband, he sent a Hitman to kill her and collect on her life insurance policy.
The film adaptation confirms the husband did it.
Thanks so much, Captain Obvious!
@@MooseCallHe wanted to help the ones who didn't understand, it's like the teacher teaching how to add 1 to 1 to the one student who doesn't know how to add yet.
1: They were cutting to each scene WAY too late.
2: Over the audio, Ms. Stevenson is always so loud. Then, We can barely hear the other character's voices.
3: The police officers acting made me want to laugh SOOOOO much!
4: Ms. Stevenson age is wrong.
5: This is supposed to be in New York!
Other than that, it is Ok.
Because this is from 2013?
Grade 7 is here 😭too
This actress does a fairly decent job playing 'Mrs. Stevenson', but no one but Agnes Moorehead could provide just the right combination of loneliness, desperation, rage and terror. This is the play that led the producers of SUSPENSE to dub Moorehead 'The First Lady of Suspense' and ask her to repeat the part live on five different occasions. SUSPENSE broadcast the story seven times over its' twenty year run. All starred Agnes Moorehead and all - except one - were done live. She appeared numerous times on SUSPENSE, often playing shrewish women. The play 'Don't Call Me Mother' gives her the chance to give an especially vicious, nearly venomous performance.
Is this live?
@@sophiahernando2303 Until the early '50's most shows were live and since the coasts are three hours apart, they would do the show was done live, the show was performed TWICE. From the West, where most shows were located, the first version was transmitted to the East.
Three hours later, they performed a second show done live for the West. It made a rather long, grueling day. It's long, There was a rather long, convoluted reason why it was done this way, but. I couldn't possibly explain it here. Radio is usually its own worst enemy.
An example of how convoluted radio can be, once while I was on the air, our program director into the studio and came me a manual 100 pages long of the SIMPLIFIED version of the FCC regs and then turned around and he left. I was so happy when that guy was replaced. He was a real SOB
If you want to retain your sanity, DON'T GO INTO RADIO!
.
@@adamantman3200and if you ask me, this version is nice, but I like Agness Morehead better. I watched 3 versions of this play, including the film adaption of it. If I compare this version, the moovy with Barbara Stanwik, and the suspense radio with Agnes, all of them are good, but Ms Morehead wis the best. First place if in a contest
@@sophiahernando2303 In 1948 PARAMOUNT released a version starring Barbara Stanwyck who played the woman. They offered Agnes Moorehead a minor part, which she refused. I don't blame her. Stanwick was young and beautiful and Moorehead was not.
It totally changed the premise of the story. Instead of old bag flipping the way hell out out, as writer Lucille Fletcher intended, you get 'damsel in distress' from Stanwyck.
In the original, you're rooting for the killers, but in the Stanwyck version you get 'who could possibly kill our Babs?' Who'd want to harm a sweet as sugar, hot wife like Babs?!
@@adamantman3200 who is the actress here in this version? And which one is the original? They added characters and seens in the moovy which is not in the play. Is it rewritten
everyone: GRADE 9 STUDENTS
me:*grade 7*
SAME
Same lmaooooo
this was horrable all the actors were looking at the script during it her script is in the magizine and during the call his script was on the phone and the other guy was looking down the whole time
Yes, that is why it says clearly at the beginning that this is a dramatized READING. A "reading" means the actors READ from scripts.
This is a radio play after all.
The whole script is actually pretty long and a radio play, after all, is done by reading the script since it only uses the tone and the voices.
Yeah they did awful
😂😂😂 when I say this is funny its so freaking funny man....lmao we was listening to this in class for a quiz lmao..I was the only one dead laughing ...😂😂😂💀.....
I'm dead Aykiya😂
Nakaka frustrate maging Mrs. Stevenson😪😂
HAHAHA
15:55 this how you feel,?
This story wuz in my text book at school
+Breanna Mitchell same
Lol
+Breanna Mitchell same! the collections textbook? we did this play and I was duffy
Same! Just today actually!
+cookievids13 In my class we listened to the original and it was Sergeant Martin
11:33 You can see the mic on the top left.... Great job.
I know I probably sound messed up but this cracks me up, I'm not quite sure why I find it funny but I do
I had to watch this in a class. This acting.
"ima stab u now"
"no."
"2 bad"
/is ded.
"perece"
"Sorry wrong numbah."
ʟɪʟ' sᴘɪᴄᴇ oh my gosh i dies when i saw this comment
LMAO LOL DWL ROFL
Were literally doin this in 7 grade
Yesss whyyyy😭😭😭😭
@@makki6074 fr
yes omg
Thanks Mrs. Alvarez, the way she says murder was the highlight of my day
Teacher: “read the story Sorry Wrong Number”
Me:*Watching Sorry Wrong number*
Sorry maam tinatamad akong magbasa panoorin ko nalang
I’m in 7th grade and was absent when we were reading this. Now I’m here watching lmao
Hi Grade 9 2019 may buhay pa ba dyan?
Nakakatakot ser.
sup
Hey nakakatakot mga tih hahaha
Yezzer HAHAH
Meron pa hahaha
This is great!! I had to read this in one of my textbooks at school and my teacher recommended this and I regret nothing!! When the camera went to the black shoe, I got scared! I don't know if you guys caught this but the client that they were talking about was her husband. The husband hired the two men to kill her because she was sick ad didn't want to pay for her medications
thanks for stating the obvius even my dog knew that
We are going to perform this tomorrow. and I'm Mrs. Stenvenson.
Bea Bianca Pacurib thas cool but lmao learn how to spell Mrs. Stevenson first
ohhh bogo
gagi andaming grade 9 na napadpad dito like me HAHAHHAHA
All of yall are in 9th grade me here like "yall I'm here in 7th grade and I'm in 2021 what are you talking about 💀🤦🏾♀️
We havent performed this nor discussed this. Pero pinabasa ng teacher.namin kase may meeting sila that time ang it is so interesting na di ko makalimutan tong story na to hahahahahahahahhaa this is the time na im fond of reading or watching suspense story
Watch the old 1948 classic movie, starring Barbara Stanwyck and Bert Lancaster.
at 8:27 it sounds like he said yes mom
The english faculty really woke up this morning and all agreed "we should make 9th graders listen to this not so kid friendly horror story that will surely give them nightmares"
Ung pumunta ka sa comment section para maghanap ng sagot kaso puro "Philippine grade 9?" nakikita mo😭
cant believe its been 7 years since ive watched this
RIP Joy Hruby
They did very well at their acting, even tho they had their lines in front of them, lol. I could tell that they were reading their lines that where just laid our in front of them, but they managed2 keep that hidden so they thought bless em. I enjoyed it anyway so thanks for that :) and all the best, from Rachel ov England, Sheffield x
Very helpful hahaha especially pag ikaw yung nag le lead ng radio play hahahaha
just watched now, who's grade 9 students here watching rn? :')
my anger issue of the red hair women : 📈📈📈📈📈
The doll really creeps me out
chammm _ I thought it was only me that noticed
im currently in my english class, and we're not playing this but instead we're listening to the audio and it's really creepy
I had to listen to this in seventh grade drama
comments: 99.9999% grade 9
Me: 7th grader feeling like they are learning way more than i should lmaooo
I read this in 7 grade too lol
i still remember this radio play hahahahahah i'm already grade 12 student ohmyghad hahahahaha
Me at 2021 watching this😃
25:10 RIP HEADPHONE USERS
Thanks for the Warning
THANKS
i red this in class today! I was the third operator
I was information
Angelalaaa I was Mrs. Stevenson!
Angela Arellano i was geroge and man 1
Angela Arellano i was mrs stevenson
I was I'M formation I read it today
The Ending Of This Was Hysterical.
Oddly, I've Found Myself Coming Back To Watch This 5 Times !!
25:14 he just hit her and how did she die after that murderer hit her
Probably those who agree in this comment knows nothing but the material alone itself. The focus here is on HOW YOU EVALUATE THE VALIDITY OF WHAT YOU LISTENED TO. That's it. If you were the operator or the police, would u believe a particular overheard conversation about a murder plan???? That's the main reason why you were tasked to listened to it.
It seems like everyone who read this is in 9th grade, but I’m in 7th reading this
Tana Danae seventh grade e learning here 😳
Same,dang
It's because your education is mor advanced i guess
I like this comedy version better than the serious version 😅
Hi sa mga grade 9 2021😆😆 sino andito pa?
Hoi sendi ko answer
HAHAH
@@jamesdiogalbo8792 hoi ikaw send dha😆 sakpan ko dah
Lmfao Mrs Stevenson is so frustrated. Poor woman. THOSE STUPID WORKERS THOUGH- THEY MAKE ME WANNA DO THE MURDER MYSELF AND DO IT TO THEM GOSHH
25:10 the ending was so emotional.
I knew it at the start!!!! The target/victim of the murder is a said woman turns out to be Ms. Stevenson... I already read the book before but I wanna see it visually. And that my FILM THEORY came true...
25:10 ... it sacred me 😭
10 out of 10. I love it. this is a great short film Joy
I love how theu are in Sydney, Australia with English accents😂😂😂 smh 100% not an aussie accent I'm amazed
2020 gang where you at?
In 11:22 It looked like he said "b1tches"
true
new phone...who dis?
I'm from the Philippines and I read this and we also audio it! Wow just like wow! very beautiful!👌
11:34 did anyone see the microphone in the top left corner
No
I think there just practicing because there reading scripts😭
mao diay ni haha lain sad sigurog tuplukon namo ang link sa papel maam no, inyo nalang ta gibutang ang title 😞😞
Hahaha btaw
i like how every one of us is watching this video cause of schoolwork
When people saying they in 9th reading this but I’m in 7th 🙂
Sameee🥺
Yup
Mga grade 9 students na pinagawa ng audio drama nito, nasaan kayo?
G11 na ko pero di ako maka move on sa mga horror stories nung g9 😂
I have this in my 7th grade book
I don't know how I got here, but I managed to get here by searching 'Sorry, Right Number' By Stephen King. Clearly this is a much different story lol.
Omg I read this in my textbook. (I’m in 7th grade)
LMAOOO THIS IS FUCKING FUNNY I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M LAUGHING AT A WOMAN WHO JUST GOT MURDERED I'M SO SORRY LMAOOOO
I'm a 8th grader listened to this the predictions perfect
my english subject brought me here. lol.
They were terrible actors. Lol😄
The Ceiling Fan Indeed... useless haha.
they need not be good actors and actresses..this is supposed to be just an audio actually.
The Ceiling Fan well because it was 2006
Lolz... I really enjoyed this sketch and I played it at double speed, which gives it a farcical pace.
I read this at school , and we did a mini play and I got the hospital receptionist 😂
I feel bad for her. The sergeant could have prevented the cold-blooded crime...just sayin'
Was the actor reading the book?
Grade 9 or not. May English Festival kmi dto. 😂😂😂one act play. Ito ang piece. May Mrs.Stevenson din ba dyan?? Should I practice British accent right now, alreadyy
YEAh!! 7th from FL peeps! Just read this last week.