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Black Plumes - BBC Saturday Night Theatre - Margery Allingham
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2020
- Margery Louise Allingham was an English novelist from the "Golden Age of Detective Fiction", best remembered for her hero, the gentleman sleuth Albert Campion.
Initially believed to be a parody of Dorothy L. Sayers's detective Lord Peter Wimsey, Campion matured into a strongly individual character, part-detective, part-adventurer, who formed the basis for 18 novels and many short stories.
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It’s been years since I read this story, but I recognized it immediately. Excellent tale, and the adaptation was well done. Thank you!
Thank you for uploading this for us to enjoy. It's an enjoyable retro radio experience. Much appreciated! ❤
It’s a beautiful day in March and I’m stuck in bed poorly.
A wonderful story, but I did get confused with a couple of characters
I need to hear another of her stories.
I wonder why she’s not as famous as Agatha Christie as her stories are just as good
Thank you ☺️
I have heard the actress who portrays “Granny” in so many radio plays! She is one of my favorite radio actresses!
Just marvelous, even as abreviated play. Marvelous. Thank you❤🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻
Love ❤️ this Marjorie Allingham just discovered her .. Im. A fan love Albert Campion
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Marvellous fun, thank you.
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A very young Mary Wimbush, her voice matured but never really altered, great actress, really enjoyed the play many thanks xx
Love a good British cozy…
Excellent production, superb actors with perfect diction, could understand everyone. Music is super too. More please. 😊
I wish someone could upload the audio book. Such good listening and not shortened like this one has to be.
Very much enjoyed this! The acting was exceptional & the script quite extraordinary. Thank you So much for creating this channel & for All the quality content your hard work brings to us!
Absolutely marvellous ! I love these old melodramas. When written no TV, cinema in its early days, families huddled round the wireless.
1940? Hollywood was in it's prewar heyday when the book was written. After the War there were very few horse drawn hearses and black plumes were unknown
Now that was excellent and worth listening to. I love Margery Allingham's stories, and this one was well acted. Thank you so much.
Brilliant, thank you.
how thoroughly enjoyable thank you !
That dramatic music is so vintage !! Loved it
And don’t you just love the accents? When do you reacon it was recorded? The 50’s?
@@angel22893 1956
Very enjoyable play
Once again excellent play📻😀
Loved it 👏👏
I'm enjoying this one thank you
Thank you so much! I’ve recently discovered this amazing authoress! I had exhausted everything by Agatha Christie whom I’ve loved since childhood! I also know of Dorothy L Sayers, if somebody can tell me any other female writers from this period I would be so very grateful! Thank you!
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Excellent!!
Loved this. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you!
Thank you
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The difference between a great play a good play and a bad play are the actors involved with out quality actors the play drama storey would fail to hold my intrest it's identity and intrest . Also sound quality great vocal diction helps alot as well.
Brilliant! Thank you.....
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loved it! thank you!
thanks.
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Jolly good play!!
Oh, I did like this one. Excellent play. Just enough drama, for a Christmas night.
Good radio drama. Entertaining. It was impossible for me to figure out where it was going
These radio dramas are really entertaining and I'm thoroughly enjoying them, but I can't get over how cool the Brits are when a murder happens right under their noses, then when they're told that THE murderer is in the house WITH them, they not only manage to stay calm but carry on as if they've nothing on their minds except their next cup of tea.
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Thanks! Sounds like a fun story.
Excellent play ... such a pity I immediately guessed correctly who the culprit was!
Lol, you are just too smart! :D
Marjorie Westbury, the best radio actress ever (just ask Martin Jarvis).
I Found this hard to follow
Rather interesting except for Falida Madrigal who is never mentioned,one husband us killed by another and no response from her kind of strange but nice on the whole. Thank you.
Sounds like Peter Coke of Paul Temple fame.
Margery Westbury though, "Steve Temple".
19/09/1964, (not 09/19/1964)!
Americans. They have always got that wrong. Never understood why anyone would think theres 19 months in a year. 😮
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The denouement is predictable and cliched but the voices are wonderful.
Sorry to be picky but it’s a BBC production so it should be theatre NOT theater!
Someone very graciously uploads for free and Mr. Grammarly comments?!
@Ann Tinnin Good morning.
Ann Tinnin I hope he does! Otherwise he would be either inconsistent or hypocritical. I’m American & I agree w him!
@Ann Tinnin Why shouldn't he complain. The USA is not the default setting you know, and as it's a British production it should have British spelling.
The language is English, not British. 🤣
Thannnk you
Haha, I found the music over the top. The older the recording, it appears, the less the production uses moody music.
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This is from 1956.
Well done but what happened to Campion?
Not all Margery Allingham's books feature Campion.
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"Why your insane step-sister married him, I can't imagine" ...... umm, I think there's a clue in the question....!!
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Interesting play, slightly irritating incidental music, was not required!
Shrill "upper class" portrayal as a blind for humble production value.
There was nothing 'humble' about BBC radio productions in the 1950's. They were of the highest quality produced anywhere in the world.
@@Spectrescup Humble or no, this one lacks luster. Perhaps "dull" would have been a better word?
@@electrictofumuffins6384Fair enough
The women's accents are so 'plummy'.Old style BBC snobbery to the forefront.
I'm old. We ALL used to speak like that if we didn't have regional accents. It's not "snobby" but it was educated.
I’m so grateful to have access to these plays for free thank you so much.
i love this play, so well produced. 🌷
BUT the music choice is horrible and way overdramatic!
My word, what a lot of misogyny there was on olden times!
Olden Times? 1940.?
There still is today!! 😆😂
Not the most subtle of Allingham's stories and very '40s style BBC melodrama production. An indication of the times is the prevalence of very dated and now totally unacceptable terms and attitudes.
I have to admit I find the speech too abrupt and staccato. Other than early recordings of QE11 I can't believe anyone actually sounded quite so uncomfortable.
Seems like a female oriented play.
Sounds like a nice change.
@AMT it’s merely an observation,am I not allowed to do that?
@AMT Accepted 👍
@AMT lolz I'd say it as such lol now, I'm turned off it and I'm a woman! I love the male voices especially the very distinguished ones! :)
Your point being....?
Why the ghastly ear shattering musak! Awful.