Indiana University’s ‘Orson Welles On the Air’ website exceeds expectations
Indiana University’s new radio website, “Orson Welles On the Air: 1938-1946.”
Indiana University’s new radio website, “Orson Welles On the Air: 1938-1946.”
Recollections by Welles, his eldest daughter, listeners, and telephone operators have appeared here.
Indiana University will offer a guided tour on October 26, of Orson Welles’ radio innovations.
Harry Lime was first depicted by Orson Welles in “The Third Man.”
“The Death Triangle” episode of “The Shadow” uses a fake news bulletin.
It aired on the Columbia Broadcasting System on December 24, 1939.
The CBS broadcast took place on Oct. 30, 1938.
The series debuted on Sept. 15, 1941.
Welles shortly afterwards had his Commentaries program cancelled.
Herz is believed to have been the last surviving cast member of The War of the Worlds radio broadcast .
It appears the recording of a second rehearsal session has been uncovered.
The Orson Welles Show was sponsored by Illinois-based cosmetic maker Lady Esther.
He appeared in “Caesar” on Broadway and several Welles radio shows.
The drama featured many of the cast of “Citizen Kane” and aired as part of The Free Company.
The auction closes on January 28, 2016.
Wellesnet is once again offering streaming vintage Christmas radio shows featuring Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre players.
Timothy McFarlin’s article will be published by Case Western Reserve Law Review in 2016.
It will be available to download after the broadcast on the BBC iPlayer Radio app.
“With Your Wings” is an inspirational story about a black pilot read during one of Welles’ wartime broadcasts.
The ceremony will take place on June 11-14.