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Dive into a captivating collection of Orson Welles's groundbreaking radio work from 1940-1946, offering a unique blend of drama, historical commentary, and star-studded entertainment. This compilation, drawn from various Welles productions including the 'Orson Welles Almanac', showcases his unparalleled genius in manipulating the medium of radio to ignite the imagination.

Experience segments of the Fifth War Loan Drive special, a critical wartime effort featuring real-life speeches from President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., interwoven with dramatic narratives about the fight for democracy against fascism. The program also delights with classic literary readings, such as Oscar Wilde's 'The Happy Prince', and a thrilling adaptation of John Collier's 'An Almost Perfect Crime', performed with Welles's signature intensity. Alongside Welles, listen to legendary voices like Walter Huston, Bing Crosby, Jack Benny, Lana Turner, and Agnes Moorehead. Concluding with a fascinating retrospective on Orson Welles's enduring legacy in radio, this collection highlights his innovative approach to storytelling that transformed the sonic landscape. It’s a must-listen for fans of vintage radio, American history, and the incomparable artistry of Orson Welles.

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00:00 Intro
00:18 Segment 1: 44-06-12 Fifth War Loan Drive
01:35:51 Segment 2: 44-06-19 Fifth War Loan Drive
01:59:00 Segment 3: 44-10-18 The New York Herald T
02:08:23 Segment 4: 44-12-24 The Happy Prince - Ph
03:09:04 Segment 5: 45-09-04 Lear Voice Auditions
03:20:39 Segment 6: 46-03-31 Radio Reader's Digest
03:50:53 Segment 7: 88-00-00 Mercury Theatre Remem
04:30:35 End

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