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Case of the Curious Etching: A Gas Town Mystery - IN COLOR!

Author : Glenn Carlson

Performed By : Full Cast Production

Publisher : One Act Audio Theatre

Runtime : 10 minutes

Categories : Dramatizations
Humor

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Monday: A mysterious woman walks in to Vancouver BC private investigator Stanley Park's office and announces her husband has been murdered.
Tuesday: Vancouver BC radio detective Stanley Park investigates the murder of ... a radio detective!
Wednesday: PI Park sniffs for clues in this olfactorious episode.
Thursday: Stanley Park, armed only with a duck, awaits his destiny in this limping installment.
Friday: The explosive conclusion to the "Case of the Curious Etching".

The Case of the Curious Etching was produced in conjunction with What You Say Productions. Listen for the ridiculous product placements in each "daily" 2 minute installment. Written by and featuring Glenn Carlson, Digby Christian, Scot Crisp, Marilynn Fowler.

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English Verse: The Best of the Twentieth Century

Author : Various, Edited by Edward Leeson

Performed By : Julian Glover & Isla Blair

Publisher : Harper Collins UK

Runtime : 1 hour 39 minutes

Categories : Poetry

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Representing the work of more than thirty poets, and extending from Thomas Hardy�??s lines on the loss of Titanic to the present-day concerns of Seamus Heaney, The Best of Twentieth-Century Poetry offers an extensive survey of English poetry of the last hundred years. It includes established favourites like T S Eliot�??s The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock, W H Auden�??s Stop all the Clocks and In Memory of W B Yeats, and Dylan Thomas�??s Fern Hill, together with a generous selection of poetry from both world wars. Embracing a wide range of styles and moods, this new selection captures the continuing richness of the English poetic tradition.

Includes the works of:

Thomas Hardy
Rudyard Kipling
Julian Grenfell
Edwin Muir
Dylan thomas
Stevie Smith
Philip Larkin
Seamus Heaney

All poems are taken from The Time Book of English Verse, edited by Edward Leeson.