Orson Welles - Les Miserables (1937)
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Welles' first radio series as director/producer/adaptor, in which he developed the techniques later used in The Mercury Theatre on the Air.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Chapters
370723 The Bishop | 29:23 |
370730 Javert | 27:50 |
370806 The Trial | 29:00 |
370813 Cosette | 28:53 |
370820 The Grave | 26:55 |
370827 The Barricade | 24:23 |
370903 Finale | 25:29 |
Reviews
John Houseman
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SaraBellePalsy
Houseman and Welles split as co-workers shortly after Welles began his film career. They weren't enemies, but they never worked together again either. Go figure. This 7 part series is the best audio adaptation of Miserables I've ever heard.
Only 22?
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degemike
when he did this series. Was he working with John Houseman at this time, does anyone know?
enjoyable
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Ally Sch
it is fun hearing a theatrical version that is not musical.