'Anna Snyder, an American journalist, arrives to interview a rich young man of twenty-five who has never seen a woman. He is sheltered by a discreet man-servant who explains that his master lived in a large house standing in its own grounds and surrounded by a brick wall fifteen feet high. When the mystified journalist asks how he was educated she learns that his private tutor discovered three books in which no reference was made to the opposite sex. The man servant is horrified when Miss Snyder asks for an interview.'
Source: Radio Times, 14 December 1928, p.20.
Broadcast on 5WA Cardiff on 17 December 1928, from 9:35pm, the second part of a radio-play double bill with the umbrella title 'Gold Diggers'.
Cast members included Tom Jones (Hedger), Gladys Brown (Anna Snyder), Lyndon Harries (The Man), Cathleen Sutton (Lady Eve), and Frances Brown (Miss Prout).
