Lonely Beat by William Keenan | BBC RADIO DRAMA

Lonely Beat by William Keenan | BBC RADIO DRAMA: 'To succeed where 200 of the best detectives in the country have failed? Of course it's a tall order. But you have two things on your side. You are new to the case, and bring a fresh outlook to it.' Please Support This Channel. Thanks!😘💖
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Produced by ALAN AYCKBOURN
Adapted By:
David Bramlet
Produced By:
Alan Ayckbourn
Chief Insp Brien:
James Beck
Chief Supt Miller:
John Hollis
Det -Con Marne:
Brian Peck
Manny Thompson:
David Mahlowe
Mrs Livers:
Heather Stoney
Ron Kay:
Brian Miller
Mrs Astbury:
Ruth Holden
Mechanic:
Robert Peck
Landlord:
Ronald Harvi
Ann:
Stephanie Turner
Frank Rainton:
Colin Edwynn
Lonely Beat by William Keenan adapted by David BRAMLET
SATURDAY-NIGHT THEATRE
BBC Radio 4
Sat 19th Jul 1969, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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Lonely Beat by William Keenan | BBC RADIO DRAMA: 'To succeed where 200 of the best detectives in the country have failed? Of course it's a tall order. But you have two things on your side. You are new to the case, and bring a fresh outlook to it.'
I Have No Control Over The Adverts😭😭
rb.gy/ixs3w
BBC RADIO DRAMA💖
rb.gy/dma1xh
Produced by ALAN AYCKBOURN
Adapted By:
David Bramlet
Produced By:
Alan Ayckbourn
Chief Insp Brien:
James Beck
Chief Supt Miller:
John Hollis
Det -Con Marne:
Brian Peck
Manny Thompson:
David Mahlowe
Mrs Livers:
Heather Stoney
Ron Kay:
Brian Miller
Mrs Astbury:
Ruth Holden
Mechanic:
Robert Peck
Landlord:
Ronald Harvi
Ann:
Stephanie Turner
Frank Rainton:
Colin Edwynn
Lonely Beat by William Keenan adapted by David BRAMLET
SATURDAY-NIGHT THEATRE
BBC Radio 4
Sat 19th Jul 1969, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM

[@alexdavies7394]

Private Walker on the right side of the law, for once! 😅
Thanks for uploading.

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[@maxinejacobson4006]

Thoroughly enjoying this play.

[@dermtmurray520]

Excellent. Thanks

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[@denisedalton8399]

Enjoyable..Thank you..

[@terrythurston8572]

V entertaining thanks

[@cressidapotter6331]

Super, thankyou.

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[@mlm3493]

Great play thank you😊😊

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[@elaineknapper4354]

Very good play😊

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[@shafique1960]

The container in-between the piston rings....just kidding.

[@jlb9368]

The picture looks like the composer, Giacomo Puccini…

[@angelah2083]

And there was me thinking it was the spiv character with the black market nylons from Dad’s Army.

[@Thinkingbbc]

It's James Beck. 💖

[@oldernu1250]

British bad guys and police are all so civilized...in the author's mind.

[@spikemcnock8310]

It's obvious that the writer doesn't know anything about cars or engines. Putting anything into a cylinder on a engine would result in the engine not running and it would crush anything in a cylinder and probably break the engine. It's a shame but true. Poor research I say.

[@terrythurston8572]

It’s just a play ,not a lesson in the workings of the internal combustion engine

[@RichardArchibald-jk7ms]

Yawn let's make everything about how smart you are.

[@anaderol5408]

I suspect these stories fell under the banner of pulp fiction back in the days when it was written - research on details probably was not high on the agenda. Today this type of fiction has been replaced by the extreme action movies which are also not meant to be taken seriously. 😂😂