Radio scripts.
Found in 133 Collections and/or Records:
Script of 'Sunset song' by James Leslie Mitchell, 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon', dramatized for radio by John Wilson and broadcast on the BBC Scottish Home Service., 1948-1949.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Script of 'Sunset song' by James Leslie Mitchell, 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon', dramatized for radio by John Wilson and broadcast on the BBC Scottish Home Service., 1948.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Script of 'Sunset song' by James Leslie Mitchell, 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon', dramatized for radio by John Wilson and broadcast on the BBC Scottish Home Service., 1949.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Script of the BBC Radio Scotland Schools programme, 'The Story of Arbuthnott', with related correspondence., 1974-1975.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Scripts collected by Robert Garioch Sutherland of three programmes in the series 'The Living Poet' broadcast on BBC Radio 3., 1978.
The poets are John Heath-Stubbs (folio 1), Donald Davie (folio 21) and P J Kavanagh (folio 42).
Scripts of broadcasts by and concerning Robert Garioch Sutherland., 1949-1979, undated.
Included are reviews and readings of Robert Garioch Sutherland's poetry.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1936-1954.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1936-1945.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1947-1949.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1953-1954.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1936-1937.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1937-1945.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1947-1952.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1949-1952.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1953-1954.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of Hector MacIver of BBC radio programmes., 1954.
The scripts are chiefly plays or programmes on literature or Scottish history. Hector MacIver took part in some of the broadcasts, and a few of the scripts bear annotations.
Scripts of radio, television and stage productions of some of James Leslie Mitchell's, ‘Lewis Grassic Gibbon’ Scottish novels and stories. , 1948-1976.
After her husband's death, Rebecca ('Ray') Mitchell continued to encourage interest in James Leslie Mitchell's work, particularly through new editions and films, and her papers reflect this activity.
Scripts on and reminiscences of James Leslie Mitchell, ‘Lewis Grassic Gibbon’ in relation to his work and Scotland., 1960, 1968.
The contents are as follows. (i) Script of 'A Vision of Scotland: Hugh MacDiarmid on Lewis Grassic Gibbon', broadcast by the BBC Scottish Home Service in 1960 (folio l); (ii) Script of 'Scottish Life and Letters' produced by George Bruce, 1968, including reminiscences about James Leslie Mitchell (folio 28).
Scripts, proofs, research notes and correspondence relating to works of David Thomson., Circa 1929-1987, undated.
This collection consists of the papers of David Thomson, author, researcher and BBC radio producer. It includes the scripts and correspondence of many BBC radio programmes from the 1950s and 60s, original scripts and correspondence regarding his published and unpublished books, and additional correspondence spanning forty five years working for UNESCO, the BBC, and as a full time writer.
Series of dramatisations by Robert McLellan of episodes from novels by Sir Walter Scott., 1962-1963.
Apart from the plays written specially for radio, such as ‘The Carlin Moth’ and 'As ithers see us', Robert McLellan also wrote a number of short pieces, often as part of a larger series. Many of these were broadcasts for schools. He also contributed to programmes such as 'Scottish Life and Letters', and wrote for television.
Short dramatic pieces by Robert McLellan, written for 'Scottish Heritage', a series of radio broadcasts for schools., 1961-1963.
Apart from the plays written specially for radio, such as ‘The Carlin Moth’ and 'As ithers see us', Robert McLellan also wrote a number of short pieces, often as part of a larger series. Many of these were broadcasts for schools. He also contributed to programmes such as 'Scottish Life and Letters', and wrote for television.
Short plays for radio by Joe Corrie., 1948-[circa 1960], undated.
Most of the typescripts are undated, and relatively few have been published. Some of the one-act plays were written for amateur drama groups competing in Scottish Community Drama festivals. Joe Corrie sometimes wrote more than one play with the same plot, and he would alter an act of a longer play to make it a one-act play in its own right. He also adapted some of his stage plays for broadcasting.
Short plays for radio with titles from B-C by Joe Corrie., [Circa 1955]-[circa 1960.]
Contains the following plays: (i) 'The Bridge', circa l960. (Folio 1.) A stage version of this play was published in Glasgow in 1948. (ii) 'Colour Bar', circa l955. (Folio 26.) A radio version of the play published in London in 1954. (iii) 'Coventry'. Typescript with manuscript corrections and additions (folio 50), and the BBC script of the production, 1957. (Folio 70.) (iv) 'Enough of Murder', circa l960. (Folio l05).