20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA - (Spoken Arts) (circa early 1970s audio drama)

[@rainynights2442]

Thank you SO much for uploading these tales.

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

My pleasure! I know these are rather rare, so I hope you enjoy. Thanks for tuning in 👍

[@supermushyking5392]

Thank you ❤

[@chickpea]

I really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing.

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. These stories are really well done 👍

[@happyhyde]

I've been looking for this version of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea for years! I had this in the 80s.

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

Yes, glad you found it again! It's kind of like finding an old friend again 🙂 👍

[@storiesbysteve]

Thanks for these old audio dramas. This is among the best audio drama versions of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. I remember Frankenstein when it came out but have never heard any of the others.

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

Hi Steve! You're very welcome :-) I hope you get as many hours of enjoyment from them as I have!

[@shantidoesntexist]

YES! THANK YOU

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

You're welcome 😁 thank you for tuning in 👍

[@ingridsawubona7505]

this is a great video! keep it up!

[@Jimson90]

Please share some more Spoken Art Audiobooks they are fantastic ! Thanks you :)

[@richardstiers9010]

In the '70's, I had a number of sets of these recordings. These were from the Adventure boxed series, ss I recall. Can you advise me as to where I could repurchase or find copies? Loved, and still do. "....you LOVE the sea......

[@mickwakefield1874]

Beautiful dog.

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

Haha... thanks! That's Maus :-)

[@mickwakefield1874]

@@nightmaretheater_TheCount he's a very handsome dog. I have a Staffordshire bullterrier called Hoshi, she's my pride and joy :) Have a great evening mate :)

[@littlebrookreader949]

This is wonderful. Is it unabridged? (I subscribed!)

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

Thank you for the subscription! No, it's not unabridged. However, they did a very good job of retaining the essence of the story and the main points in a drama that is less than an hour long 👍

[@davidbac4335]

Sir, I just found your channel while I was making a digital recording of my cassette copy of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. What are the odds of that?! I made a digital copy of Dracula from my cassette copies years ago and am attempting to make copies of the remaining titles I have. I have "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", "Treasure Island" (has some bad spots in the tape), "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Mark Twain Stories". I saw your comment about the Yale Library making digitized copies of these after acquiring the rights, however in an email I just received from them today, they have not digitized anything other than the "Mark Twain Stories". Where can I download an .mp3 copy of the items you have? Once I digitize my copies, how can I get them to you to preserve on your channel?

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

Hello David 😊 I would say the odds of that are pretty slim! Please send me a personal email here at my KZbin channel, and I will confer with you further about this. I'm anxious to here these! Thanks 👍

[@wildolive53]

Wow!! These are precious!! Thanks for uploading this! 👍 Do u know if there's any CD rendition of this in modern days? :)

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy these! That's great :-) As far as the CD versions go, there are none that exist at this point. The library that holds the right to the master tapes has not released them on CD, and has no plans to at this point. However, they did say that I could get copies made of the master tapes, but the initial copy is expensive. At some point I'm thinking of doing a fundraiser in order to get the funds necessary to purchase a CD of the master tapes so I can repost them in all of their original glory!

[@TrapperAaron]

@@nightmaretheater_TheCount has there been any progress on getting a digital copy of the master tapes for 20k leagues under the sea? Thank u so much for posting these radio shows used to visit my grandparents in VERY rural Arkansas and late at night they would re broadcast old "theater of the mind" shows and the like (no one in broadcast range even had a t.v. so this was amazing back in the day. Brings me back.

[@billtaber6785]

The gun's of navaron

[@kathrynadkisson8964]

Is this the broadcast from The General Mills Radio Adventure Theater, hosted by Tom Bosley, in March 13, 1977?

[@nightmaretheater_TheCount]

No, this was a different audio drama. I don't think this was ever released on the radio. It was only released on LP's and cassette tapes.