Starter of this subject: Garo Hagopian
Last post in this subject: 10/26/1999
Messages in this subject: 1
| Garo Hagopian | 10/26/1999 1 replies |
| Sorry, but Stewart's information--though well-intentioned-- is incorrect. I believe he was referring to the "Workshop" production of "Brave New World", which was indeed written by Aldous Huxley and featured him in the show. This two-parter was actually the series premiere. "1984" was written by George Orwell, and thus wouldn't have had Huxley as part of the broadcast. I know the "NBC University Theater" did an adaptation of "1984" sometime around 1948 or '49. I have the show and it's quite good, but I'm not sure of the exact broadcast date. Hope this helps you. |
| Lou | 10/26/1999 0 replies |
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Visitors who might not have 1984 in their libraries might want to visit http://kulichki-lat.rambler.ru/moshkow/ORWELL/r1984ch1.txt
to download a copy of the work. (680 KB |