Asmr with the classics

A BBC Radio series adaptation of some of A. J. Cronin's stories from the 1930's about Dr. Finlay, a General Practitioner in the fictional Scottish town of Levenford in the practice he shares with the elder partner Dr. Cameron, assisted by the more-than-able Nurse Janet.

The character and adventures of Dr. Finlay were originally broadcast on television from 1962 - 1971 and on radio from 1970 - 78. A new ITV television series was broadcast in 1993 and ran for four series.

This radio series was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 8 October - 12 November 2001.

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A BBC Radio series adaptation of some of A. J. Cronin's stories from the 1930's about Dr. Finlay, a General Practitioner in the fictional Scottish town of Levenford in the practice he shares with the elder partner Dr. Cameron, assisted by the more-than-able Nurse Janet.

The character and adventures of Dr. Finlay were originally broadcast on television from 1962 - 1971 and on radio from 1970 - 78. A new ITV television series was broadcast in 1993 and ran for four series.

This radio series was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 8 October - 12 November 2001.

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A BBC Radio series adaptation of some of A. J. Cronin's stories from the 1930's about Dr. Finlay, a General Practitioner in the fictional Scottish town of Levenford in the practice he shares with the elder partner Dr. Cameron, assisted by the more-than-able Nurse Janet.

The character and adventures of Dr. Finlay were originally broadcast on television from 1962 - 1971 and on radio from 1970 - 78. A new ITV television series was broadcast in 1993 and ran for four series.

This radio series was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 8 October - 12 November 2001.

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Hastings and Poirot go on holiday to the grand metropolitan in brighton

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The reflections of the young Victoria as she turns 16...

A portrait of this extraordinary queen's younger life and happy years of her marriage, reveals some of her remarkable and long-lasting achievements.

Written by Juliet Ace, based on the letters and diaries of the young Queen Victoria.

Starring Imogen Stubbs.

Omnibus of the first five of ten episodes.

Victoria ........ Imogen Stubbs

Duchess of Kent ........ Anna Massey

Prince Albert ........ Adrian Lukis

Baroness Lehzen ........ Selina Cadell

Sir John Conroy ........ John Rowe.

Melbourne ........ Christopher Cazenove

WAG ........ Andrew Wincott

William IV ........ Terence Edmond

Prince of Wales Bertie ........ Thomas Arnold

Princess Vicky ........ Clare Corbett

Prince of Wales Bertie as a child ........ George Allonby

Producer: Cherry Cookson

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2001.

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The honeymoon is all too soon over for Albert and Victoria, as pressing matters of state require her attention.

But their happiness is made even greater when their first child is expected...

A portrait of this extraordinary queen's younger life and happy years of her marriage, reveals some of her remarkable and long-lasting achievements.

Written by Juliet Ace, based on the letters and diaries of the young Queen Victoria.

Starring Imogen Stubbs.

Omnibus of the last five of ten episodes.

Duchess of Kent ........ Anna Massey

Prince Albert ........ Adrian Lukis

Baroness Lehzen ........ Selina Cadell

Sir John Conroy ........ John Rowe.

Melbourne ........ Christopher Cazenove

WAG ........ Andrew Wincott

William IV ........ Terence Edmond

Prince of Wales Bertie ........ Thomas Arnold

Princess Vicky ........ Clare Corbett

Prince of Wales Bertie as a child ........ George Allonby

Producer: Cherry Cookson

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2001.

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Plum House

Every year thousands of tourists flock to the Lake District. But one place they never go to is Plum House - the former country house of minor 18th century poet George Pudding. Now a crumbling museum, it struggles to stay open under its eccentric curator, Peter Knight.

Eager young museum administrator Tom Collyer arrives determined to turn the place round, but finds the incompetent staff very resistant to the C-Word - change. A new comedy written by Ben Cottam and Paul McKenna.

Written by Ben Cottam and Paul McKenna

Directed by Paul Schlesinger

Producer: Sarah Cartwright

A Hat Trick production for BBC Radio 4

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Plum House

Every year thousands of tourists flock to the Lake District. But one place they never go to is Plum House - the former country house of minor 18th century poet George Pudding. Now a crumbling museum, it struggles to stay open under its eccentric curator, Peter Knight.

Eager young museum administrator Tom Collyer arrives determined to turn the place round, but finds the incompetent staff very resistant to the C-Word - change. A new comedy written by Ben Cottam and Paul McKenna.

Written by Ben Cottam and Paul McKenna

Directed by Paul Schlesinger

Producer: Sarah Cartwright

A Hat Trick production for BBC Radio 4

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The Affair at the Victory Ball is a short story by Agatha Christie, and the first short story to feature Hercule Poirot. The story was first published in The Sketch in March 1923 in the U.K. It was the first of a series of 12 short stories about Poirot which Bruce Ingram, then editor of the Sketch commissioned from Christie because of her success with the character in Styles.

Victory Ball was published in the U.S. in The Blue Book Magazine in September 1923. In 1951, the story appeared as part of the anthology The Underdog and Other Stories published in the U.S. In the U.K., the story was anthologized and published as part of Poirot's Early Cases in 1974.

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The Affair at the Victory Ball is a short story by Agatha Christie, and the first short story to feature Hercule Poirot. The story was first published in The Sketch in March 1923 in the U.K. It was the first of a series of 12 short stories about Poirot which Bruce Ingram, then editor of the Sketch commissioned from Christie because of her success with the character in Styles.

Victory Ball was published in the U.S. in The Blue Book Magazine in September 1923. In 1951, the story appeared as part of the anthology The Underdog and Other Stories published in the U.S. In the U.K., the story was anthologized and published as part of Poirot's Early Cases in 1974.

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