All were deemed slightly too radical.
Retired actor Terrrington St Clement introduced a nostalgic note with a catalogue of classic plays given that special Norfolk flavour on the old Home Service during his matinee idol days. We sighed as the curtain went up on Weeing For Godot, Scole For Scandal, Heydon Fever, Chicken Soup With Barney, The Lady’s Not For Burnham and All’s Well That Bawdeswell.
Josephine in the other corner said they shouldn’t forget wireless programmes that regaled simple country people before their accumulators ran out. She called up Round the Horning, Down Your Weybourne, Much Binding in the Marshams, Have A Hoe Brain of Fritton and Sporle Temple.