Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 3

68 hrs. 7 min.

Audio Plays, Radio Productions & Literary Readings

Language Russian

The golden collection of radio plays is a collection of works in the audio-play format. This collection includes the best audio plays from the entire period of Soviet and Russian radio. Moreover, the performances are voiced by famous artists of the USSR and Russia, who have long earned immortal fame!

This collection will be interesting to all fans of audiobooks and audio plays, because in each part of the collection there are more than a dozen well-known works.

Contents:
Sargyn — “Pince-nez”
N. Teffi — “Two Willies”
N. Berberieva — “Little Girl”
O. Henry — “The Swirl of Life,” “Marriage as Exact Science”
Ogottta Kristov — “Fat Notebook”
Petersburg oddities — From the memoirs of the cruiser Aurora
Petrushevskaya — “Never”
Popov V. — “At Last”
Mérimée — “The Discontented,” “The Etruscan Vase”
Kuprin — “The Garnet Bracelet,” “The Violin of Paganini,” “The Shadow of Napoleon”
L. Andreev — “Kusaka”
Lermontov — “The Masquerade”
Longfellow G. — “The Song of Hiawatha”
L. Cheperandella — “The Fool”
V. Makanin — “Voices”
Moskvina — “My Dog Loves Jazz,” “Our Wet Ivan”
Benedetti — “Inés”
Mayakovsky — “A Man”
Bulgakov — “Notes of a Young Doctor,” “How Much Brockhaus Can the Organism Endure,” “I Killed”
M. Veller — “And Here Are Those Cones”
Zoshchenko — “Braces”
Kuzmin — “The Wonderful Life of Count Cagliostro”
S. Lem — “A Lunar Night” (two versions), “Jonah Tichy’s Star Diaries”
Truman Capote — “Silver Bottle”
Gibson — “Two on a Swing”
Saravyan — “Before Going Out into the World”
Abramov — “Pelageya and Alka”
Dostoevsky — “Little Grandma,” “The Dream of a Funny Man”
Arabal — “Picnic”
Faulkner — “A Full Turnaround”
Shcherbakova G. — “Sinthemintal Flood”
Yablonskaya M. — “Journey”
P. S. Romanov — “A Rare Service,” “Native Language,” “Patient People”
R. Romain — “Pierre and Luce”
Bradbury — “All Summer in One Day,” “The Smell of Sarsaparilla”
Saltykov-Shchedrin — “The Unblinking Eye”
S. Aksakov — “The Thunderstorm,” “Haymaking,” “Collecting Butterflies”
Dovlatov — “Performance”
Setton Thomson — “The 13th Star”
Maugham — “Breakfast,” “Louisa,” “Upstairs on the Villa”
J. Patrick — “The Strange Miss Savage”
Prut — “The Devil’s Heart”
Mamin-Sibiryak — “On the Golden Bottom”
E. Scrib — “A Glass of Water”
Christie — “The Mousetrap,” “Murder with a Happy Ending”
Bertolt Brecht — “The Good Person of Szechwan,” “The Threepenny Opera”
V. Steinbeck — “The Star of Broadway — Oreamnus Montanus”
Wells — “War of the Worlds”
D. Böll — “A Stuffed Night in Carolina”
Mechel — “A Wife for a Halfpenny”
Mariengof — “The Cynics”
“Two Hours in Paris”
I. Prut — “Golden Sand”
M. Patrick — “The Abbess of Crutsk”
G. Filling — “The Judge in a Trap”
Slavin — “Intervention”
B. Shaw — “Village Courtship”
Chase — “A Souvenir from the Musketeers’ Club”

1. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 1 2. The Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 2 3. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 3 4. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 4 5. The Golden Collection of Radio Plays. Part 5 (narrated by theater actors) 6. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 6 7. Golden Collection of Radio Plays. Part 7 (narrated by theater actors) 8. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 8 (narrated by theater actors)