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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 8 MIN

Tails to Tales, by Delvyn C Case Jr | The World on Stage Productions

from The World On Stage Productions: Real Struggles of Real People Podcast · host The World On Stage Productions

Before Alfred Hitchcock brought suspense to the silver screen… before “The Lady Vanishes” became a classic… there was Ethel Lina White — a quiet yet determined woman from the Welsh countryside with a love for language and a longing for more. As a young girl, she found comfort in writing — first children's stories and whimsical tales that were often overlooked or dismissed by publishers. But even as rejection knocked at her door, Ethel refused to let go of the pen. Turning her talents to suspense, she found her true voice. Her breakout novel, The Wheel Spins, captured the attention of none other than Alfred Hitchcock, who adapted it into the 1938 cinematic triumph The Lady Vanishes — a film that launched his international career and placed Ethel’s storytelling on the world stage. Tails to Tales stars Sara Goodhue as Ethel, Amy Currie as Charlotte, and Delvyn C Case Jr as Alfred. 

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