The Glums - Toed In The Hole - radio comedy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2018
- The "Toed In The Hole" episode from The Glums, a radio comedy series which was part of the "Take It From Here" British radio comedy programme broadcast by the BBC between 1948 and 1960.
This episode starred Jimmy Edwards, June Whitfield and Dick Bentley. Written by Frank Muir and Denis Norden. For more information, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Take_It...
No copyright infringement intended. Just wishing to share this wonderful comedy series for people's enjoyment and for posterity. The poor sound is attributable to the ravages of time and having being transferred through different media. - ตลก
People don't seem to have the imagination for radio comedy any longer, everything now has be to ultra-graphic or foul mouthed for them to understand. These radio shows were primetime listening, written by the best comedy writers of our time. Thanks for uploading these wonderful shows, so many memories.
You're very welcome! I totally agree it's a shame comedy nowadays, even when well written, always feel the need to have bad language and confronting themes. I'm so glad my parents recorded these (and that I found the recordings!). They recorded them for us to listen to at home or in the car but they've got a new life online now (if allowed to stay!).
Totally agree ! Wonderful recordings. Thank you so much.
The magnificent June Whitfield.
What an amazing lady every inch the star ⭐️ you may be gone but you will never be forgotten. Thank for the joy & laughter you have given. Forever in my heart.
❤❤
Superb times listening with mum dad and sister.
So many happy memories from listening to shows like this when I was growing up! Sundays were, full of such joys. The Glums, Life with the Lyons, Family Favourites, Take it from Here, Sing Something Simple and a great favourite Round The Horne, Navy Lark and more. Still remember that great old brown radio on top of the cupboard. An utter joy to still be able to laugh and know I won't hear any foul language or innuendo. Well, yes, I know Round the Horne was innuendo-ridden...but I didn't know then!
it's Nice to look at this Picture of June Whitfield who was very Beautiful and so talented and I'm glad that her Daughter has followed her Mother into the acting Profession and she has had a Marvellous teacher to help her in her Mother and June Whitfield is solely Missed
Just found it after all these years....my childhood spent around the radio with my family listening to all the great radio shows of that period...what great days !!!!
Glad you found it! I found these recordings after going through my Dad's things after he passed away and thought others might enjoy them : ) I remember listening to them as a child and thought they were great even though I knew they were from an earlier time. Great humour is timeless! Thanks for sharing your happy memories : )
Thanks a lot for taking the time to post these for us. Absolutely timeless and very enjoyable.👌
I agree they are timeless! I had no idea there would be so many people that still loved to listen to these but it was definitely a worthwhile exercise : )
Beautiful ✨
Thank you... great to hear again....
You're most welcome and thanks for listening : )
Wonderfully written and acted. ❤️
Thank you for this.
I agree and although the sound quality isn't great, the quality of the talent shines through : )
wonderful programme
Love this ep! Great stuff. Hi from Oz. 👇🙃💜
The Glums were part of my childhood, sitting near the steam radio on a Sunday. " Ohhhh, Ron " ..... " Yes, beloved ". " Hello, hello, hello. What's going on here ? " Great memories. Loved June Whitfield. Shw was a real sweetie. 😇
Ron was so dumb he would slot comfortably into the Labour Party's front bench. 😂😂😂