... DRAWING SHOWING MARTIANS ADVANCING WINDSOR.” HAVING BEEN SEEN BY THEM ! THE MARTIANS. On October 30 dramatisation by Orson Welles of H. G. Wells’ novel The War of the Worlds” was broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting system. This dramatisation included the ...

... indignation here against H. G. Wells, whom many hold responsible for their fright. But Mr. Wells's New York representative announced to-night that he had received a cable from the author declaring that Mr. Orson Welles, the producer, had exceeded his ...

... that Mr Wells had cabled him from England declaring that the Columbia Broadcasting system and Mr Orson Welles ( producer of the broadcast ) have far overstepped their rights in the matter . . . and should make a full retraction . Mr Wells added that ...

... the “War of the Worlds” broadcast, it was announced here to-day. This dramatisation of Mr. H. G. Wells’s famous novel was produced by Mr. Orson Welles on October 30. Substitution of the names of American towns for the names in the book and realistic ...

... is sold out weeks in advance every night. Another of the most striking successes is J ulius Cresar , produced by Orson Welles. Mr. Welles is only twenty-four, and last year he sprang into fame with his all-negro production of Macbeth. This year he has ...

... test and black-out Paddington because it was felt might be misunderstood. MR. ORSON WELLES KNOWN IN DUBLIN. Orson Welles, producer of the sensational New York broadcast, is well known Dublin. He acted for a season with the Cate Theatre ...

... Romans! Countrymen .. . . It was Brutus (alias Orson Welles, the Shakespearean actor) opening his famous speech on the stage of the Mercury Theatre, New York, to a large audience. Suddenly it began to rain. Welles raised his voice, first to a shout, then to ...

... PANIC IN U.S. A broadcast over the Columbia system of H. G. Wells' film, *' The War of the Worlds, caused panic among susceptible listeners all over the United States last night Mr Orson Welles, the producer, had substituted names of American towns. In ...

... TAKEN AS REAL Wells's War Of The Worlds AMAZING INCIDENTS NEW YORK, Monday. A broadcast over the Columbia system of H. G. Wells's novel, The War of the Worlds, caused panic among susceptible listeners in all parts of the United States, last night. ...

... Sequel to H. G. Wells Novel Broadcast NEW YORK, Monday. BROADCAST, over the Columbia system, of H. G. Wells' novel The War of the Worlds, caused panic among susceptible listeners .ill parts of the United States last night. Mr Orson Welles, the producer ...

... Hugh Williams in the role of Hindley In Wuthering Heights. The part was offered to Orson Welles. who accepted on conditlan that he could write and direct the Alm as well as act in it. to which the producer refused to agree. _ _ . The team of James - Cagney ...

... ran with wet towels round their mouths as protection from poison gas I To give the story added realism the producer, Mr. Orson Welles. set it in an American scene. One unforeseen result was that listeners who switched in after the start were horrified to ...