| Director: | Patrick Barton |
| Country: | Australia |
| Language: | English |
| Runtime: | 60 mins |
| Company: | ABC |
| Network: | ABC |
| Released: | (Melbourne) |
| Released2: | (Sydney)[1] |
Night Stop is a 1963 Australian television play. It was filmed in Melbourne and had been performed on British TV.[2] [3]
In a Midlands market town on the River Trent, a young bargeman, Eddy, is determined to learn the truth about the death of his friend, Frank. He believes the truth can be found in the Midlands market town on the River Trent.[4]
It was the second Australian TV production from Patrick Barton. Many of the cast were relative newcomers to Australian screens.[5]
It was advertised as "live modern suspense drama".[6]
The TV critic from the Sydney Morning Herald thought the script was "pointless sensation seeking... more than ordinarily tiresome. Why this weary reshuffling of mildewed dramatic effects in an English setting should have been called worth reproducing in it Melbourne studio is difficult to understand."[7]