Mutiny On The Bounty

The makers of Campbell's Sups present the Campbell Playhouse, Orson Well's producer. Evening listeners, this is Ernest Chappell speaking. Tonight the Campbell Playhouse presents Orson Well's in his own radio version of that great sea story, Mutiny on the Bounty.

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That's what makes this such a grand soup, the lavish emphasis on chicken. Why don't you surprise your family with Campbell's Chicken Soup for some meal this weekend? Good evening, this is Orson Welles. On 12th September 1792, there occurred in England the most remarkable court-martial in maritime history.

Seven naval officers and men were on trial for their lives before the Lord's Commissioner of the Admiralty on charge of high treason. Revelations at this trial of conditions prevailing on the ships of the British Navy came finally to exert a powerful influence in humanizing the administration of the world's navies and making more tolerable life at sea.