Thanks for listening! We have more like this in our Playlist linked here: Plays.ChestertonRadio.com As we say... Chuck the TV and discover a whole new world - where your imagination creates the pictures!
So enjoyed this story.........I’ve heard it a few times, I was wondering if it was part of a series, of which I’ve only heard the first one?. Thanks for posting 👏👏👏👍😊
Thanx Uncle Chesterton,Great play. -Hey-Unfortunately I only got 3 runs today in our villages score of 437 for 2.....Never mind eh....! Hope you are coming round Saturday Night 4 tea eh....?
Bumper year for the Dahlias is the second one and third in the series is The Deep end. In order of writing 13/2/82, 2/11/85, 4/3/89 hope I helped and go to Radio Plays, Radio Drama Review and there's a plethora of great info
I coildnt quite understand the ending; why did Richard tear up his rssignation letter and become elated after hearing of the german boy's relationship with the other guy?
@@michaelberg9656I feel a bit confused too, but I think they hint that they the actor and the German carpenter were actually the one’s to have killed Bruce and maybe they blackmailed the wife into confessing. The actor hated Bruce for turning down his advances, he probably found out that Bruce and the colonel’s wife were having an affair and used it against them along with Carpenter entrapping the colonel. Since the colonel was closeted, the actor could have had a relationship with him in the past and then used Wolf to start a relationship with him. I don’t know. I think that’s what they elude to when Richard’s friend in the bar tells him he saw the actor and Wolf together “thick as thieves,” prompting Richard to rethink his resignation. To see that he was right and wasn’t a Centenier for the wrong reasons. I don’t know. That’s just my speculation because I’m confused 😅
A really excellent drama! Thank you.
brilliant crime drama. Excellently acted. Thank you for a wonderful radio drama
This one has everything!
Even with the many sunplots and flashbacks, it still manages to play out clearly and effectively!
Thankyou for posting. I enjoyed learning a bit about Jersey from this.
Love going to jersey
Excellent play and great acting by a very talented cast.
Thanks so much for uploading - great play 👍
Loved it! Thank you ❤
Really enjoyed this, good acting!
Wonderful drama. Reallly enjoyed.
Really enjoyable. Thanks for posting.
I really enjoyed this drama thanks for bringing this to the masses well done. 🤗
Thanks for listening! We have more like this in our Playlist linked here: Plays.ChestertonRadio.com
As we say... Chuck the TV and discover a whole new world - where your imagination creates the pictures!
Brilliant!! Cheers for the upload! ✨👏🏻👏🏻🥰
Excellent! Really enjoyed that. Thanks 👍👏
Excellent and gripping play. Recommend listening to
So enjoyed this story.........I’ve heard it a few times, I was wondering if it was part of a series, of which I’ve only heard the first one?.
Thanks for posting 👏👏👏👍😊
There were three or four, the last one had a different actor playing Richard I think.
Go to Google all his plays are listed and years of writing 82, 85 and 89 if Ur interested
Thanx Uncle Chesterton,Great play. -Hey-Unfortunately I only got 3 runs today in our villages score of 437 for 2.....Never mind eh....! Hope you are coming round Saturday Night 4 tea eh....?
Well I wasn’t expecting that outcome!
Hey ur a right diamond geezer
Very good.
Great!
Ah a story set in Jersey
Mystère Jerriais sans Bergerac!
There are two more to this series
Can you please tell me what they are called so I can look them up thank you
Could you please tell me where I can find them? I've looked everywhere, including Archive. 🙏🏻🥺
Bumper year for the Dahlias is the second one and third in the series is The Deep end. In order of writing 13/2/82, 2/11/85, 4/3/89 hope I helped and go to Radio Plays, Radio Drama Review and there's a plethora of great info
And Google that's where the info is, just type in this play name and voilá, ain't that magic.
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I coildnt quite understand the ending; why did Richard tear up his rssignation letter and become elated after hearing of the german boy's relationship with the other guy?
Your'e not the only one! If anyone can explain, please comment.
@@michaelberg9656I feel a bit confused too, but I think they hint that they the actor and the German carpenter were actually the one’s to have killed Bruce and maybe they blackmailed the wife into confessing. The actor hated Bruce for turning down his advances, he probably found out that Bruce and the colonel’s wife were having an affair and used it against them along with Carpenter entrapping the colonel. Since the colonel was closeted, the actor could have had a relationship with him in the past and then used Wolf to start a relationship with him. I don’t know. I think that’s what they elude to when Richard’s friend in the bar tells him he saw the actor and Wolf together “thick as thieves,” prompting Richard to rethink his resignation. To see that he was right and wasn’t a Centenier for the wrong reasons. I don’t know. That’s just my speculation because I’m confused 😅
If u can just type in Spoiler Alert before u start writing just to give all a heads up thanx
When was this first aired?
Well, Google says it was aired on BBC Radio 4 in 1989.
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Thank you.
@@ellie698 Pleasure! 👍
I did see bill and Ben the flower pot men in full bloom 😁😉😂
Morning glory😂
Professor 😂😂
Good story, but wrong synopsis. Different story altogether.
Which one of ya talk in riddles ☺️🤣🤣🤣
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Utube banned 🚫 me from comments on sleep 😪😴 tight 😂😂
AKA down to sleep 😴😂
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