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Paul Temple: The Complete Radio Collection: Volume Two
- The Fifties
- Narrated by: Marjorie Westbury, Peter Coke
- Length: 18 hrs and 50 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Five complete radio dramas featuring writer-cum-amateur-detective Paul Temple, plus bonus archive material.
When it comes to classic crime partnerships, Paul Temple (Peter Coke) and his wife, Steve (Marjorie Westbury), are the crème de la crème.
Between 1938 and 1968, their glamorous exploits enthralled generations of radio listeners around the world. Here, presented in chronological order, are some of the amateur detective's adventures from the 1950s: 'The Gilbert Case' (1954); 'The Lawrence Affair' (1956); 'The Spencer Affair' (1957); 'The Vandyke Affair' (the 1959 remake) and 'The Conrad Case' (1959). This set also includes a number of bonus items.
Duration: 19 hours approx.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
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- Winelover
- 2024-04-15
BBC Radio scores again!
I absolutely loved this collection. I was surprised to find out how these stories were broadcasted live... everything was live from the special effects to the actors. So if an actor flubbed their lines or rustled their page, you heard it on the radio. The stories themselves are a gem.
One thing I wished Audible did was fully indexed these collections. So that each serial and episode will be listed so you can easily navigate to the individual episodes. For any one who is interested, I have written them down. I hope it helps someone.:
Paul Temple: The Complete Radio Collection: Volume Two (50s)
Paul Temple And The Gilbert Case (1954)
Ch 1 = Ep 01- The Unlucky One
Ch 2 = Ep 02- The Third Shoe
Ch 3 = Ep 03- Peter Galino
Ch 4 = Ep 04- La Mortella
Ch 5 = Ep 05- That Good Old Intuition
Ch 6 = Ep 06- A Warning From Miss Wayne
Ch 7 = Ep 07- The Note
Ch 8 = Ep 08- The Guilty Party
Paul Temple And The Lawrence Affair (1956)
Ch 9 = Ep 01- The Little Things
Ch 10 = Ep 02- Salty West
Ch 11 = Ep 03- The Handbag
Ch 12 = Ep 04- Return To Downburgh
Ch 13 = Ep 05- A Present For Steve
Ch 14 = Ep 06- News From Sir Graham
Ch 15 = Ep 07- Another Suspect
Ch 16 = Ep 08- Return To London
Paul Temple And The Spencer Affair (1957)
Ch 17 = Ep 01- My Heart And Harry
Ch 18 = Ep 02- Concerning Judy Milton
Ch 19 = Ep 03- Introducing Pete Roberts
Ch 20 = Ep 04- That Old Intuition
Ch 21 = Ep 05- A Surprise For Pete Roberts
Ch 22 = Ep 06- Home Again
Ch 23 = Ep 07- Dinner At The Stardust
Ch 24 = Ep 08- A Party Of Four
Paul Temple And The Vandyke Affair (1959 remake)
Ch 25 = Ep 01- The Sitter-In
Ch 26 = Ep 02- The Marlow Incident
Ch 27 = Ep 03- Introducing Mr Droste
Ch 28 = Ep 04- Boulevard Seminaire
Ch 29 = Ep 05- Roger Shelley Makes A Suggestion
Ch 30 = Ep 06- Suspect Number One
Ch 31 = Ep 07- Steve Entertains
Ch 32 = Ep 08- Presenting Mr Vandyke
Paul Temple And The Conrad Case (1959 remake)
Ch 33 = Ep 01- The Man From Munich
Ch 34 = Ep 02- Concerning Elliot France
Ch 35 = Ep 03- Hotel Roemer
Ch 36 = Ep 04- A Visit To Innsbruck
Ch 37 = Ep 05- A Dry Martini
Ch 38 = Ep 06- Concerning Captain Smith
Ch 39 = Ep 07- Coffee For Miss Conrad
Ch 40 = Ep 08- Person Unknown
Volume Two Bonus Tracks
Ch 41 = Bonus_What Made Paul Temple Serials So Popular (Documentary)
Ch 42 = Bonus_Behind The Scenes Of Paul Temple Radio Serials.
Yes, some of these stories are re-makes. I am not sure why they re-made some of the episodes that originally survived (and I didn't notice the story being slightly different from the original), but personally, I don't mind that. I still enjoyed the story again.
If you love radio dramas, then I wholeheartedly recommend this collection. I've already recommended it to a few friends.
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