Afternoon Reading "Postscripts By J B Priestley": Patrick Stewart reads

[Riklaa]

2003.11.17 - e01 - AR - Postscripts By J B Priestley [128-44] 15:30 Afternoon Reading Postscripts By J B Priestley: Patrick Stewart reads a selection of Priestley's 1940 Postscripts, originally delivered on the BBC by Priestley himself as postscripts to the nine o'clock evening news. 2003.11.18 - e02 - AR - Postscripts By J B Priestley [128-44] 15:30 Afternoon Reading Postscripts By J B Priestley: Patrick Stewart reads a selection of Priestley's 1940 Postscripts, originally delivered on the BBC by Priestley himself as postscripts to the nine o'clock evening news. 2003.11.19 - e03 - AR - Postscripts By J B Priestley [128-44] 15:30 Afternoon Reading Postscripts By J B Priestley: Patrick Stewart reads a selection of Priestley's 1940 Postscripts, originally delivered on the BBC by Priestley himself as postscripts to the nine o'clock evening news.

AR - Postscripts by J B Priestley - Read by Patrick Stewart -1 (R4 2003-11-17).mp3

AR - Postscripts by J B Priestley - Read by Patrick Stewart -2 (R4 2003-11-18).mp3

AR - Postscripts by J B Priestley - Read by Patrick Stewart -3 (R4 2003-11-19).mp3

[william warren]

bump

[James]

and two more:

Priestley on Dunkirk.mp3

Priestley in Bradford.mp3

[Riklaa]

Hi James,
It's always nice to see some young blood coming into the hobby, Thank You---------------Rick

[James]

I enjoy it a lot. It's like finding a treasure.

[Riklaa]

We found a treasure when you joined us. Keep up the good work and keep posting, you find good stuff.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rick

[James]

I found these:

Priestley's Postscripts.mp3

Priestley's early days in the West Riding.mp3

[Mike Hobart]

Interesting to compare the originals with the new reading. Stewart's voice is more like Priestley's than I had expected. Thanks for putting these up, James.

[Mike Hobart]

These are very well done, aren't they? Stewart does well at striking a balance between giving a reading and acting the part of a 1940s commentator. (I'm assuming that Priestley's own broadcasts weren't preserved, like so many things from that era.)

[Riklaa]

Not that I could find Mike, they have apparently been lost to the ravages of time.-----------------------Rick

[Riklaa]

Thanks for the compliment Suzanne, I just post what I like and am glad that others enjoy them too.--------------Rick