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📻 The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971–72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

🎭 What You’ll Discover

- Clerical characters navigating everyday comic complications.

- A radio adaptation of Devaney and Apps’s television setting.

- William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron among the performers.

- The chaplain role passing from Derek Nimmo to Jonathan Cecil.

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🌐 Heritage Radio Vault]]>enComedyCopyright Heritage Radio Vaulthttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/9b207baaf9746ed028380be129253f11.jpghttps://www.heritageradiovault.com/Tue, 10 Nov 2026 20:48:06 +0000Heritage Radio VaultHeritage Radio Vaultmarkwilliams@heritageradiovault.com🎧 All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities. 📻 The...
📻 The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971–72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

🎭 What You’ll Discover

- Clerical characters navigating everyday comic complications.

- A radio adaptation of Devaney and Apps’s television setting.

- William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron among the performers.

- The chaplain role passing from Derek Nimmo to Jonathan Cecil.

📻 Part of Heritage Radio Vault.

🔔 Follow All Gas And Gaiters and discover more classic radio.

🌐 Heritage Radio Vault]]>falsedab94aa3-9a74-525d-9b68-96ba3f6f8fc2episodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-has-a-rest--76252365🎧 The Bishop Has A Rest

Hear “The Bishop Has A Rest” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 4 December 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Has A Rest” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 4 December 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Shows His Loyalty” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 27 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-11-27_the_bishop_shows_his_loyalty.mp3Mon, 27 Nov 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Shows His Loyalty Hear “The Bishop Shows His Loyalty” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a...🎧 The Bishop Shows His Loyalty

Hear “The Bishop Shows His Loyalty” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 27 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>752all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-warms-up--76252366🎧 The Bishop Warms Up

Hear “The Bishop Warms Up” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 20 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-11-20_the_bishop_warms_up.mp3Mon, 20 Nov 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Warms Up Hear “The Bishop Warms Up” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament....🎧 The Bishop Warms Up

Hear “The Bishop Warms Up” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 20 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1777all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-keeps-his-diary--76252380🎧 The Bishop Keeps His Diary

Hear “The Bishop Keeps His Diary” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 13 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-11-13_the_bishop_keeps_his_diary.mp3Mon, 13 Nov 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Keeps His Diary Hear “The Bishop Keeps His Diary” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Keeps His Diary

Hear “The Bishop Keeps His Diary” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 13 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1737all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-takes-up-business--76252368🎧 The Bishop Takes Up Business

Hear “The Bishop Takes Up Business” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 6 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-11-06_the_bishop_takes_up_business.mp3Mon, 06 Nov 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Takes Up Business Hear “The Bishop Takes Up Business” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a...🎧 The Bishop Takes Up Business

Hear “The Bishop Takes Up Business” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 6 November 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1802all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-gives-a-present--76252369🎧 The Bishop Gives A Present

Hear “The Bishop Gives A Present” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 30 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-10-30_the_bishop_gives_a_present.mp3Mon, 30 Oct 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Gives A Present Hear “The Bishop Gives A Present” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Gives A Present

Hear “The Bishop Gives A Present” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 30 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1709all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-is-hospitable--76252403🎧 The Bishop Is Hospitable

Hear “The Bishop Is Hospitable” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-10-16_the_bishop_is_hospitable.mp3Mon, 16 Oct 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Is Hospitable Hear “The Bishop Is Hospitable” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Is Hospitable

Hear “The Bishop Is Hospitable” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1790all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/when-in-rome--76252370🎧 When In Rome

Hear “When In Rome” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

🔔 Follow All Gas And Gaiters and explore more classic radio at Heritage Radio Vault.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-10-16_when_in_rome.mp3Mon, 16 Oct 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 When In Rome Hear “When In Rome” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s...🎧 When In Rome

Hear “When In Rome” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Bishop Loses A Chaplain” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Bishop Loses A Chaplain” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Buys A Mug” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Buys A Mug” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 October 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Gains A Reputation” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 25 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Gains A Reputation” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 25 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1615all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-entertains--76252378🎧 The Bishop Entertains

Hear “The Bishop Entertains” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 18 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-09-18_the_bishop_entertains.mp3Mon, 18 Sep 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Entertains Hear “The Bishop Entertains” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Entertains

Hear “The Bishop Entertains” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 18 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1721all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-beats-the-system--76252393🎧 The Bishop Beats The System

Hear “The Bishop Beats The System” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 11 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-09-11_the_bishop_beats_the_system.mp3Mon, 11 Sep 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Beats The System Hear “The Bishop Beats The System” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Beats The System

Hear “The Bishop Beats The System” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 11 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1776all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-loves-his-neighbour--76252389🎧 The Bishop Loves His Neighbour

Hear “The Bishop Loves His Neighbour” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 4 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-09-04_the_bishop_loves_his_neighbour.mp3Mon, 04 Sep 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Loves His Neighbour Hear “The Bishop Loves His Neighbour” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a...🎧 The Bishop Loves His Neighbour

Hear “The Bishop Loves His Neighbour” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 4 September 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1749all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-affair-at-cookham-lock--76252398🎧 The Affair At Cookham Lock

Hear “The Affair At Cookham Lock” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 28 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-08-28_the_affair_at_cookham_lock.mp3Mon, 28 Aug 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Affair At Cookham Lock Hear “The Affair At Cookham Lock” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Affair At Cookham Lock

Hear “The Affair At Cookham Lock” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 28 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1737all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-has-a-flutter--76252391🎧 The Bishop Has A Flutter

Hear “The Bishop Has A Flutter” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 21 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-08-21_the_bishop_has_a_flutter.mp3Mon, 21 Aug 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Has A Flutter Hear “The Bishop Has A Flutter” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Has A Flutter

Hear “The Bishop Has A Flutter” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 21 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1829all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-gets-the-sack--76252415🎧 The Bishop Gets The Sack

Hear “The Bishop Gets The Sack” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 14 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-08-14_the_bishop_gets_the_sack.mp3Mon, 14 Aug 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Gets The Sack Hear “The Bishop Gets The Sack” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Gets The Sack

Hear “The Bishop Gets The Sack” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 14 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1784all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-buys-a-car--76252419🎧 The Bishop Buys A Car

Hear “The Bishop Buys A Car” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 7 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-08-07_the_bishop_buys_a_car.mp3Mon, 07 Aug 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Buys A Car Hear “The Bishop Buys A Car” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Buys A Car

Hear “The Bishop Buys A Car” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 7 August 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1764all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-takes-a-holiday--76252438🎧 The Bishop Takes A Holiday

Hear “The Bishop Takes A Holiday” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 31 July 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-07-31_the_bishop_takes_a_holiday.mp3Mon, 31 Jul 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Takes A Holiday Hear “The Bishop Takes A Holiday” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Takes A Holiday

Hear “The Bishop Takes A Holiday” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 31 July 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1820all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-learns-the-facts--76252478🎧 The Bishop Learns The Facts

Hear “The Bishop Learns The Facts” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 24 July 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1972-07-24_the_bishop_learns_the_facts.mp3Mon, 24 Jul 1972 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Learns The Facts Hear “The Bishop Learns The Facts” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Learns The Facts

Hear “The Bishop Learns The Facts” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 24 July 1972.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1593all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-pays-a-visit--76252385🎧 The Bishop Pays A Visit

Hear “The Bishop Pays A Visit” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 30 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1971-03-30_the_bishop_pays_a_visit.mp3Tue, 30 Mar 1971 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Pays A Visit Hear “The Bishop Pays A Visit” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Pays A Visit

Hear “The Bishop Pays A Visit” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 30 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1891all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-gives-a-shove--76252496🎧 The Bishop Gives A Shove

Hear “The Bishop Gives A Shove” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 23 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1971-03-23_the_bishop_gives_a_shove.mp3Tue, 23 Mar 1971 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Gives A Shove Hear “The Bishop Gives A Shove” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Gives A Shove

Hear “The Bishop Gives A Shove” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 23 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1794all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/give-a-dog-a-bad-name--76252405🎧 Give A Dog A Bad Name

Hear “Give A Dog A Bad Name” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1971-03-16_give_a_dog_a_bad_name.mp3Tue, 16 Mar 1971 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 Give A Dog A Bad Name Hear “Give A Dog A Bad Name” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 Give A Dog A Bad Name

Hear “Give A Dog A Bad Name” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1592all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-goes-to-town--76252423🎧 The Bishop Goes To Town

Hear “The Bishop Goes To Town” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1971-03-09_the_bishop_goes_to_town.mp3Tue, 09 Mar 1971 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Goes To Town Hear “The Bishop Goes To Town” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Goes To Town

Hear “The Bishop Goes To Town” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1761all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-gives-a-party--76252462🎧 The Bishop Gives A Party

Hear “The Bishop Gives A Party” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Gives A Party” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 March 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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Hear “The Bishop Gets A Letter” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 23 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Gets A Letter” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 23 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Dean Goes Primitive” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Dean Goes Primitive” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 16 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “Only Three Can Play” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “Only Three Can Play” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 9 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1692all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-sees-a-ghost--76252435🎧 The Bishop Sees A Ghost

Hear “The Bishop Sees A Ghost” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Sees A Ghost” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 2 February 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1800all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-turns-to-crime--76252451🎧 The Bishop Turns To Crime

Hear “The Bishop Turns To Crime” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 26 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Turns To Crime” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 26 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1757all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-meets-a-bird--76252444🎧 The Bishop Meets A Bird

Hear “The Bishop Meets A Bird” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 19 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Meets A Bird” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 19 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1613all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-writes-a-sermon--76252459🎧 The Bishop Writes A Sermon

Hear “The Bishop Writes A Sermon” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 12 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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Hear “The Bishop Writes A Sermon” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 12 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>1771all gas and gaiters,british radio comedy,classic radio,heritage radio vault,old time radio,vintage radiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-bishop-rides-again--76252464🎧 The Bishop Rides Again

Hear “The Bishop Rides Again” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 5 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

🎙️ Related listening
A Life Of Bliss, The Halls of Ivy, Round the Horne.

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✉️ Recording information and enquiries: markwilliams@heritageradiovault.com]]>all-gas-and-gaiters|all_gas_and_gaiters_1971-01-05_the_bishop_rides_again.mp3Tue, 05 Jan 1971 12:00:00 +0000Heritage Radio Vault🎧 The Bishop Rides Again Hear “The Bishop Rides Again” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault. All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic...🎧 The Bishop Rides Again

Hear “The Bishop Rides Again” from All Gas And Gaiters, a collection of British radio comedy presented by Heritage Radio Vault.

All Gas And Gaiters finds that ecclesiastical dignity is no protection against a comic predicament. Around St Ogg’s Cathedral, competing personalities and well-meant plans give the clergy as much difficulty as their official responsibilities.

📻 About the programme
The BBC Radio 4 adaptation ran in 1971-72, following the television comedy created by Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps. William Mervyn, Robertson Hare and John Barron were among the familiar performers. Derek Nimmo played the chaplain in the first radio series, with Jonathan Cecil taking over in the second. The radio version used new performances, allowing the characters’ timing, verbal exchanges and conflicting temperaments to carry the comedy without its original pictures.

📚 Recording notes
Catalogue broadcast date: 5 January 1971.
Presented as a surviving historical recording. Original audio quality varies.

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