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| Title | : | the light that failed |
| Air Date | : | 02.28.1977 ( February 28, 1977) |
| Plot | : | +Program #1150. "The Light That Failed". Sponsored by: Buick, Ex-Lax, Contac. The program was rebroadcast on June 29, 1977 and August 12, 1979. + A story is many things to many people, but the truth is, stories have lives of their very own. Sometimes the finished work may even baffle the author, as this would probably baffle the original author of this tale, Rudyard Kipling. But lets continue anyhow... The time is 1822, the place is what used to be called the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, the narrator is a foreign correspondent for a string of British newspapers. + The Light That Failed was specially adapted from the Rudyard Kipling classic for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dan. The time is 1882 and the place is what used to be called the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. The narrator is Gilbert Belling Torpenhow, a foreign correspondent for a string of British newspapers who tells the story of Dick Heldar a war artist who is injured while fighting in Sudan and discover that he is going blind… |
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| Title | : | the light that failed |
| Air Date | : | 02.28.1977 |
| Plot | : | +Program #1150. "The Light That Failed". Sponsored by: Buick, Ex-Lax, Contac. The program was rebroadcast on June 29, 1977 and August 12, 1979. + A story is many things to many people, but the truth is, stories have lives of their very own. Sometimes the finished work may even baffle the author, as this would probably baffle the original author of this tale, Rudyard Kipling. But lets continue anyhow... The time is 1822, the place is what used to be called the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, the narrator is a foreign correspondent for a string of British newspapers. + The Light That Failed was specially adapted from the Rudyard Kipling classic for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dan. The time is 1882 and the place is what used to be called the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. The narrator is Gilbert Belling Torpenhow, a foreign correspondent for a string of British newspapers who tells the story of Dick Heldar a war artist who is injured while fighting in Sudan and discover that he is going blind… |
| File | : | the_light_that_failed-1977-02-28.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 10.33Mb |
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