Fri, 24 March 2006 Words At War. August 7, 1943. "Prisoner Of The Japs" The story of an American woman journalist in Hong Kong on the day the Japs attacked, and what happened to her as a "prisoner of the Japs." The author appears after the drama and comments about the Japanese during the war. The announcer mentions that this is the seventh program of the series, which may be an error. The system cue has been deleted. Gwen Dew , Nora Sterling (adaptor), John Alexander, Ted Osborne, Lesley Woods, Flora Campbell, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Maurice Tarplin, John O'Connor, Milton Herman, Guy Repp, Sid Cassell. Very good to excellent.Comments[0] |
Sun, 5 March 2006 Words At War. July 24, 1943"From The Land Of Silent People"- An exciting story about the escape of American newsmen from wartime Yugoslavia. Elise Folke, Richard Keith, Peter Capell, John Griggs, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joe DeSantis, Sam Wanamaker, Lotte Stavisky, Gilbert Mack, Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Robert St. John (author, introducer), Don MacLaughlin.Comments[0] |


Words At War. August 7, 1943. "Prisoner Of The Japs" The story of an American woman journalist in Hong Kong on the day the Japs attacked, and what happened to her as a "prisoner of the Japs." The author appears after the drama and comments about the Japanese during the war. The announcer mentions that this is the seventh program of the series, which may be an error. The system cue has been deleted. Gwen Dew , Nora Sterling (adaptor), John Alexander, Ted Osborne, Lesley Woods, Flora Campbell, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Maurice Tarplin, John O'Connor, Milton Herman, Guy Repp, Sid Cassell. Very good to excellent.
Words At War. July 24, 1943"From The Land Of Silent People"- An exciting story about the escape of American newsmen from wartime Yugoslavia. Elise Folke, Richard Keith, Peter Capell, John Griggs, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joe DeSantis, Sam Wanamaker, Lotte Stavisky, Gilbert Mack, Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Robert St. John (author, introducer), Don MacLaughlin.