... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... landed. MR. WELLS DEEPLY CONCERNED. NEW YORK. Monday.—Mr. H. G. Wells's representative here states that Mr. Wells was deeply concerned that the wireless dramatisation of his book should have alarmed the United States. He said Mr. Wells had cabled him ...

... MR. WELLS DEEPLY CONCERNED. Mr. Jacques Chanthrun, Mr. 11. G. Wells's representative here, stated today that Mr. Wells was deeply concerned that the wireless dramatisation of his book should have :•aused such alarm in the United States. Mr. Wells had ...

... Itionday.—Broadcast over the Columbia system of H. G. Well's 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 ...

... recently in the Unite ! States by the broadcast version of The War of the Worlds.” I was not aware until yesterday that Mr. Orson Welles, the producer of this broadcast, was for some years actor with the Dublin Gate Theatre and a member of Lord Longford’s ...

... last night when a dramatisation of Mr. H. G. Wells’ 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 Welles, a young American, who is known as an innovator ...

... throughout the United States last 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 ...

... have been many end of the world scares, but not one quite like this. The culprit in this case was not Mr. Wells but Mr. Welles—Mr. Orson Welles, whose desire for topographical realism caused gigantic sensation that will not be forgotten for years. It ...

... Has some other well-informed friend, or indiscreet Minister whispered this into the Progressive'’ ear? If there is no danger of partition at present it is because Ulster has been led a wise and capable statesman since the days of Lord Orson. With the peaceful ...

... reduced lo ten yards, but this densitv only lasted a short time. Except Carry duff round about tea time, when the most a [orson could see ahead was six or seven yards, the worst nilntmuin visibility was an average of .Vi yards. No accidents were reported ...

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