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_an-ordinary-bloke-by-bill-lyons.webp "It's no good thinking you can sweep unpleasant truths under the carpet and that they'll go away. Lives that are built on lies have a nasty habit of blowing up in one's face.<br/><br/>with Douglas Livingstone, Nigel Hawthorne, Diana Bishop and Philip Stone<br/><br/><br/>Technical Presentation by: David Greenwood<br/>Assisted by: David Hitchinson<br/>Assisted by: Nick Bamford<br/>Assisted by: Allyson Reed<br/>Directed by: Jane Morgan<br/><br/><br/>Jack Davis: Philip Stone<br/>Vi Davis: Joan Matheson<br/>Mo Vogel: Diana Bishop<br/>Jimmy Vogel: Douglas Livingstone<br/>Robert Davis: Gavin Campbell<br/>Det-Sgt Burridge: Michael Goldie<br/>Det-Supt Fraser: Nigel Hawthorne<br/>Brian: Walter Hall<br/>PC Jackson: Kenneth Shanley<br/>Margaret Davis: Frances Jeater<br/>Spooner: Christopher Saul<br/>Brenda Parsons: Sheila Reid<br/>Alan Davis: Brian Hewlett<br/>Mrs Walters: Margot Boyd<br/>Sheila Stewart: Nicolette McKenzie<br/><br/>Do you enjoy the variety on Oldtuberadio?<br/>Like, Share and Subscribe to be notified of our new shows<br/>#radio #crime #thriller #drama<br/>To Support this channel please visit<br/>https://www.buymeacoffee.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://ko-fi.com/oldtuberadio98<br/>https://www.patreon.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://locals.com/Oldtuberadio")
![Saturday-Night Theatre<br/>Sat 14th Jul 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM<br/>The Fallow Land: the novel by H.E. Bates, adapted for radio by David H. Godfrey.<br/><br/>’It's always been the same-always has been and always will be. If you're not master of the land, the land will be master of you. Nothing's so sure as that.'<br/>Producer: David H. Godfrey<br/><br/>Fairground attendant: William Eedli<br/>Jess Mortimer: Geoffrey Matthews<br/>Deborah: Denise Bryer<br/>Mrs Arbuthnot: Joan Sanderson<br/>Mr Mortimer: Charles Simon<br/>Mrs Mortimer: Kathleen Helme<br/>Alma Wolstenholm: Jane Knowles<br/>David as child: Olwen Griffiths<br/>Benjamin as child: Sandra Clark<br/>Dr Starling: Peter Williams<br/>Sophie Sharman: Gretta Gouriet David as man:<br/>John Forrest Benjamin as man: David Valla<br/>Mr Twelvetree: Brian Halnes<br/>Mrs Twelvetree: Hilda Schroder<br/>Anthea Twelvetree: Julie Hallam<br/>Government Official: Anthony Hall<br/>Ada: Sandra Clark<br/><br/>The Fallow Land was the author’s fourth novel, his first set in the English Midlands around about the time of the first World War. It is a sort of historical novel about a rural world which has long since disappeared, and is not written today. It was to some degree inspired by Bates’s childhood memories of his grandfather Lucas and it is said that it is a least partly the old man’s story. It concerns the struggle of three generations of a farming family in the Nene Valley –most notably the unfortunate Deborah Loveday. Deborah marries Jess Mortimer, who soon leaves her to embark on a life of dissipation, while she remains to work the farm with Mortimer’s old man, a task to which she devotes herself throuhgout the rest of her life with passion and courage, while bringing up troubled sons Benjamin and David. The novel was highly praised at the time of its publication, and the pity is that it is probably largely forgotten today, and it is unlikely to be in print. [goodreads]](https://cdn7.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHR--FmSwGzAsBH9cAGyXDl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_the-fallow-land-by-h-e-bates.webp "Saturday-Night Theatre<br/>Sat 14th Jul 1973, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM<br/>The Fallow Land: the novel by H.E. Bates, adapted for radio by David H. Godfrey.<br/><br/>’It's always been the same-always has been and always will be. If you're not master of the land, the land will be master of you. Nothing's so sure as that.'<br/>Producer: David H. Godfrey<br/><br/>Fairground attendant: William Eedli<br/>Jess Mortimer: Geoffrey Matthews<br/>Deborah: Denise Bryer<br/>Mrs Arbuthnot: Joan Sanderson<br/>Mr Mortimer: Charles Simon<br/>Mrs Mortimer: Kathleen Helme<br/>Alma Wolstenholm: Jane Knowles<br/>David as child: Olwen Griffiths<br/>Benjamin as child: Sandra Clark<br/>Dr Starling: Peter Williams<br/>Sophie Sharman: Gretta Gouriet David as man:<br/>John Forrest Benjamin as man: David Valla<br/>Mr Twelvetree: Brian Halnes<br/>Mrs Twelvetree: Hilda Schroder<br/>Anthea Twelvetree: Julie Hallam<br/>Government Official: Anthony Hall<br/>Ada: Sandra Clark<br/><br/>The Fallow Land was the author’s fourth novel, his first set in the English Midlands around about the time of the first World War. It is a sort of historical novel about a rural world which has long since disappeared, and is not written today. It was to some degree inspired by Bates’s childhood memories of his grandfather Lucas and it is said that it is a least partly the old man’s story. It concerns the struggle of three generations of a farming family in the Nene Valley –most notably the unfortunate Deborah Loveday. Deborah marries Jess Mortimer, who soon leaves her to embark on a life of dissipation, while she remains to work the farm with Mortimer’s old man, a task to which she devotes herself throuhgout the rest of her life with passion and courage, while bringing up troubled sons Benjamin and David. The novel was highly praised at the time of its publication, and the pity is that it is probably largely forgotten today, and it is unlikely to be in print. [goodreads]")
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