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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... last night when a dramatisation of Mr H . G . Wells ' s fantasy The War of the Worlds came on the air over the national network of the Columbia Broadcasting system . The programme was the work of Mr Orson Wellesa young American , who is known as an ...
... frantic telephone calls. Wells Upset Mr Jacques Chambrun, Mr H. C. Wells's representative in New York, said that Mr Wells was deeply concerned that the wireless dramatisation of his book should have caused such alarm. Mr Wells had cabled him declaring ...
... cable declared that the Columbia broadcasting system and Mr Orson Welles, producer of the broadcast, have far overstepned their .ightf in the matter, and should make a full retraction.' Mr Wells added that the dramatlrrtion was made with a liberty that ...
... treat the matter as good joke. A group of Princeton students founded a League for Interplanetary Defence.' inviting Air Orson Welles, the producer of the bioadcast, to become honorary leader of this organisation, which is to 1 provide adequate defence ...
... bear witness to the fact that the wildest fear took hold of hundreds of households from Rhode Island to California . Mr Orson Welles , the brilliant young actor , who played the leading part in the broadcast , depicted the descent on this earth of Martians ...
... PANIC . ‘War of the Worlds’ Broadcast A broadcast of H. G. Wells’ novel “ The War of the Worlds ” caused panic among susceptible listeners in all parts of the United States last night. Mr Orson Welles, the producer of the feature, had substituted the names ...
... the United States on Sunday night. Mr Orson Welles, the producer of the feature on the Columbia Broadcasting system, substituted names of American cities and towns for the original place-names in Mr H. G. Wells's story of a Martian invasion of the earth ...
... cable declared that the “Columbia broadcasting system and Mr Orson Welles, producer of the broadcast, have far overstepped their .-ight? in the matter, and should make a full retraction. Mr Wells added that the dramatis: rtion was made with liberty that ...
... RETRACTION WANTED His cable declared 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 WeMs added that the dramatisation was made ...
... reconcile the warring nations of the world in face of the common danger . Mr Welles , whose new play is opening tomorrow night , and Charles Scribnerswho published H . G . Wells ' s Apropos of Dolores yesterdayindignantly deny unkind suggestions that- ...