The story of an American woman journalist in Hong Kong on the day the Japs attacked, and what happened to her as a “prisoner of the Japs.” The author appears after the drama and comments about the Japanese during the war. The announcer mentions that this is the seventh program of the series, which may be an error.
The system cue has been deleted.
Words at War – Prisoner of the Japs
Gwen Dew (? author), Nora Sterling (adaptor), John Alexander, Ted Osborne, Lesley Woods, Flora Campbell, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Maurice Tarplin, John O’Connor, Milton Herman, Guy Repp, Sid Cassell.
NBC network. A sustaining show.
Download the show here!
Related posts:
- Words at War: 9/16/1943 – Since You Went Away
- Words at War: 7/31/1943 – From the Land of Silent People
- Words at War: 9/23/1943 – They Shall Not Have Me
- Words at War: 9/02/1943 – Dynamite Cargo
- Words at War: 10/12/1943 – Paris Underground
- Words at War: 10/05/1943 – Eighty-Three Days
- Words at War: 10/19/1943 – Shortcut to Tokyo
- Words at War: 8/21/1943 – Malta Spitfire
- Words at War: 8/14/1943 – Love at First Flight
- Words at War: 7/17/1943 – The Last Days Of Sevastopol
- Words at War: 9/30/1943 – The Battle Hymn of China
- Words at War: 7/24/1943 – The Ship
Loading ...
Loading ...
What You’re Saying