Most of you know that I rarely watch television (my set is at least twenty years old). Maybe this is because I did not grow up with T.V. I was sixteen years old before it entered our home. I grew up with Radio (or "The Wireless"as we called it then). The good old Beeb (BBC) had many broadcasts which were unconnected with news and current events, unlike the current AND ghastly American National Public Radio (news, talk shows, political speculation and blah, blah, blah to the max). That old Beeb had such programmes as "Afternoon Theatre", a five days a week thirty minute radio play, one for each weekday A radio play - by which our minds and imaginations created the sets, the faces of the characters, and the homes, streets and districts in which they lived. Indeed, that good old Beeb commissioned Dylan Thomas's marvelous play "Under Milk Wood" for radio broadcast. It was never intended to be staged...
