Murder Locked Out RD Wingfield BBC RADIO DRAMA

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[@Loobylooto2]

Wingfield is among my favs for radio drama Thank you 🙏🏼

[@sanjay7pisces]

Thanks for the clean audio. Been searching for long. 💜

[@alexandrastevens8892]

Really good thanks for posting it

[@Wendyj55]

The coughing is so realistic it does almost make you feel rheumy yourself ... not listened it all through yet cos lots on, but I really so like this dramatisation, acting everything

[@scm731]

Thank you very much!🤗

[@Jay-yy9ol]

Good sound effects throughout. Even the conversation in the car while raining outside had the appropriate muffled tone. Was this taken from a TV show?

[@rodpettet2819]

Really enjoyable. Thanks

[@anne-marieriamitchell1140]

Thank you

[@ronostick9718]

What a talent Wingfield was. Thanks for posting this Noy Noynoy. ❤

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

….donate to you so that you have more motivation to upload…..That’s BLACKMAIL!!!

[@SuperAllbright]

Midweek Theatre: Murder Locked Out Wed 11th Sep 1974, 20:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM Producer Harry Catlin
 Det. Sgt. Day:………..Hector Ross Det-Con Hodges:…….John Rye Mrs Stacey/Secretary:………Emily Richard PC Turner:…….Peter Pacey Desk Sgt/Doctor:……..Nigel Lambert Det-Supt Lawrence:……..Denis McCarthy Mr Smith:………Godfrey Kenton Dr Kendrick/PC Grover:…….Kerry Francis Note: Above cast list taken from Internet Archive. Announcer at end of play says PC Turner and Kendrick were played by Kerry Francis and PC Grover and Jordan by Peter Pacey.

[@dianepeck3470]

Brilliant play many thanks 😊

[@angelsone-five7912]

Poor old Sgt Day, he just can`t win.

[@lauralaladarling3775]

It's a shame I can't listen to the constant coughing. Xxx

[@granthurlburt4062]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@Butterfly.2002]

Love the clever, funny dialogue

[@doreekaplan2589]

@@Butterfly.2002 that is rare

[@Angela-cc1hd]

Excellent play 😊

[@julietteshore1118]

Wingfield is my favourite. Lived in the real world

[@jeremypearson6852]

Despicable!

[@sgayathri7180]

The laugh is irritating. The worst play i have heard.

[@oryb5408]

Two lots of ads in the first 8 mins! Goodbye. I’ll remember this site!

[@seanscanlon9067]

I know that I am responding seven months later but if you are using a browser to listen, you can download an as blocker extension or use one with an ad blocker incorporated into it.

[@carmaaa8508]

IN THIS COMMENT -- I TALK ABOUT 2 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS : You know what people should do ? Or maybe this is just me, the way I look at things and research things. Each time someone uploads a play, they should put in the descriptio ( The heading of the Play ) When the play first broadgasted for the very first time on the BBC Or anywhere else in the world. There are so many plays that was 1st. broadcasted, " FOR INSTANCE " a play Debute on the b b c - Nov. 1953 Now more than many plays that were so well written, they are still running today. Now depending -- " on copyrights laws " you can re- upload the same plays - -- you or whomever uploading that particular play : --- You or whomever - just (( could not )) )USE THE ORIGINAL -- NAME ! You would invent another, ---- VARIATION - OF THAT NAME ? Even just by, swapping two words, In the same exact name of the movie or play. -- GIVE THE PHRASE THE SAME MEANING -- ( JUST WORD IT BACKWARDS -- THEN YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH IT !!! Even in an advertisement scheme You could sell the same exact product for 39 cents cheaper . C-- Then, use almost the same phrase. Just reverse 2 words and they cannot go after you legally. --- Same thing with advertising a play " Just Reverse Two Words ".: --- Then you're making money just like the original guy is, --- He cannot do a dancing about it because you're not breaking Any copyright laws?