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If, in addition to appreciating Easter, you’re into all things equine – then this month’s new release should pique your interest.
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Thunder In The Straight is a drama focused around who inherits an
English racing stud, and in particular the champion racehorse, ‘Golden Quest’.
The twist to the tale comes from an unexpected Australian connection. With
over 200 episodes to the series, complications and intrigue abound. You can hear a sample of the audio by clicking on the ‘listen’ tab on our website
www.gracegibsonradio.com
Introductory Price is just $55.00
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For those who prefer a more traditional approach to Easter, our Religious Bundle offer still stands: Buy The Robe, The Big Fisherman and the old testament-based Judith (usually $49.95 each) for just $99.00 total. All of these Biblical titles were adapted for radio by Coral Lansbury.
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We’re still offering free standard post (within Australia) on orders over $24.00 (excluding books). Express Post is available at an additional charge of $10.50.
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If you’re like some people around here, it’s been a long time since the last holiday break, so you too could be ready for a good chuckle to lighten things up…these are our current favourite ‘listens’:
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Our Mad March specials (without the Hare) are listed here…
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We’ve started a new series titled: Fun, Fact, Frivolous or Fanciful wherein we’ll provide
background info on someone, or something.
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1. This series of The Passing Parade was begun by John Doremus in the 1960s and had its genesis in an earlier feature by John Nesbitt.
2. The entire series of The Passing Parade was narrated by John Doremus.
3. The Passing Parade initially contained 130 episodes, written and recorded in the USA.
4. The Passing Parade wasn’t a hit with US audiences but was immediately very popular in Australia.
5. John Doremus sold all rights to the series to Grace Gibson Productions, and the series continued.
6. The Passing Parade (from episode 131) was written by Ross Napier with scripts sent by telex to John Doremus for recording.
7. The Passing Parade series contains over 1300 episodes.
8. John Doremus had a racehorse named after him by a listener in New Zealand – and the horse went on to win the Melbourne Cup.
9. The Passing Parade has never been off air in Australia - it has been broadcast on a radio station somewhere in Australia ever since it arrived here.
10. The Passing Parade remains one of Grace Gibson Productions’ most popular features.
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Order Options:
Website: gracegibsonradio.com and use the Paypal secure payment system or phone us on (02) 9906-2244 with credit card details,
or fax (02) 9906-2114, or send a cheque or money order to:
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Grace Gibson Productions, PO Box 7377, Leura NSW 2780.
If sending a cheque or money order please ensure you nominate what you are ordering and include your address details for dispatch.
If you do not wish to receive further updates, please email us at info@gracegibsonradio.com with REMOVE in the title line and include your details, or phone us on (02) 9906-2244 or fax on (02) 9906-2114.
A Few Important Notes… Please Consider Carefully Before Ordering:
mp3 Format CDs - these may not play in older CD players
Audio Quality - Whilst we go to great lengths to ensure the audio quality we offer is the best we possibly can - including processing our
material through the worlds best audio processing from CEDAR Cambridge - the programs offered herein have, in many instances, been
retrieved from original recordings produced on 16 inch, 12 inch and 10 inch record albums and may therefore reflect the recording and
reproduction fidelity of their times. In offering these programs for sale to the general public, we cannot accept responsibility, nor offer refunds,
for any disappointment with the audio quality that some of these serials may exhibit.
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