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The Home lump Penelope Noble – publicised by British LibraryPublishing
This fashionably written semi-autobiographical novel displaces an strike but defenceless middle-aged female, Eleanor Strathearn, in description months shadowing the
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My film today is actually a radio play which I happened upon by mistake while trying to dig out the 1930 film version of ‘Journey’s End’. I thought I’d give it a go, why not? Push my boundaries a bit and see what the world of radio had to offer me. So I downloaded the blighter and gave it a jolly good once over. If I’m honest I don’t know how to review something when I can’t bang on about mise en scene and cinematography so I apologise in advance for being more rambling than usual.
My radio play tonight, ‘Journey’s End’, was originally written as a stage play by R C Sherriff in 1928. He was writing from experience having served as a Captain in the East Surrey Regiment from 1915 until he took a blighty one at Passchendaele in 1917. ‘Journey’s End’ was his seventh play and was first performed in late 1928 as a one night wonder at the Apollo Theatre on Shaftsbury Avenue, London. It tells the story of a Captain and his company as they’re rotated into a section of line near Saint-Quentin. Over the next four day we get to know the characters, their weaknesses, foibles and a bit about their lives before the war as the story of their stay on the front line unfolds.
That first, one night only performance is worthy of note because there were a couple of future Grea
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