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Cast · 1938–1938

Davidson Taylor

2 episodes · 1 show

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The Mercury Theatre on the Air

2 Complete Stories

An exciting adventure of danger and madness in the Belgian Congo. "Life With father" is a series of well-done vignettes from the famous novel.

Ep 18 · Sunday, November 6, 1938 · 58:29

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

War of the Worlds

The most famous radio show of all time. Mars invades New Jersey.

Ep 17 · Sunday, October 30, 1938 · 51:25

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The Mercury Theatre on the Air

2 episodes

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  • Nov61938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    2 Complete Stories

    Nov 6 · Ep 18

  • Oct301938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    War of the Worlds

    Oct 30 · Ep 17

Episodes featuring this actor

2 episodes on Goldie

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  1. Ep 18

    Nov 6, 1938 · 2 Complete Stories

    An exciting adventure of danger and madness in the Belgian Congo. "Life With father" is a series of well-done vignettes from the famous novel.

    58:29
  2. Ep 17

    War of the Worlds

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Orson Welles

2 shared

Alfred Shirley

1 shared

Alice Frost

1 shared

Kenny Delmar

1 shared

Ray Collins

1 shared

Oct 30, 1938 ·

The most famous radio show of all time. Mars invades New Jersey.

51:25