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Cast · 1938–1938

Eustace Wyatt

6 episodes · 1 show

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The Mercury Theatre on the Air

Pickwick Papers

Announced as the twentieth show of the series. Very English and very 19th century stories of jolly olde England.

Ep 20 · Sunday, November 20, 1938 · 61:21

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

Around the World in 80 Days

An original adaption by Orson Welles of the story of Phileas Fogg, the eternally punctual Englishman.

Ep 16 · Sunday, October 23, 1938 · 57:03

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

The Man Who Was Thursday

Announced as the ninth and last show of the series. A most confusing and wonderful show and story. Exciting, dramatic, puzzling, a second hearing is wanted im

Ep 9 · Monday, September 5, 1938 · 57:25

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

The Count of Monte Cristo

Eighth show of the series. The favorite story about a young lad who enters a dungeon, and years later emerges as the fabulously wealthy Count. The series was

Ep 8 · Monday, August 29, 1938 · 59:00

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

The Thirty Nine Steps

A spy story based on the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie. See cat. #10630 for a rehearsal recording of the program. This series is also known as, "First Person, S

Ep 4 · Monday, August 1, 1938 · 62:52

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

A Tale of Two Cities

The third show of the series. Orson Welles subsequently played the same role on The Lux Radio Theatre broadcast of March 26, 1945 (see cat. #10444). This seri

Ep 3 · Monday, July 25, 1938 · 59:33

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The Mercury Theatre on the Air

6 episodes

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  • Nov201938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    Pickwick Papers

    Nov 20 · Ep 20

  • Oct231938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    Around the World in 80 Days

    Oct 23 · Ep 16

  • Sep51938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    The Man Who Was Thursday

    Sep 5 · Ep 9

  • Aug291938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    The Count of Monte Cristo

    Aug 29 · Ep 8

  • Aug

Episodes featuring this actor

6 episodes on Goldie

1938All years
  1. Ep 20

    Nov 20, 1938 · Pickwick Papers

    Announced as the twentieth show of the series. Very English and very 19th century stories of jolly olde England.

    61:21
  2. Ep 16

    Oct 23, 1938 · Around the World in 80 Days

    An original adaption by Orson Welles of the story of Phileas Fogg, the eternally punctual Englishman.

    57:03

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Orson Welles

6 shared

Ray Collins

5 shared

Alfred Shirley

2 shared

Joseph Cotten

1 shared

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1938

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

The Thirty Nine Steps

Aug 1 · Ep 4

  • Jul251938

    The Mercury Theatre on the Air

    A Tale of Two Cities

    Jul 25 · Ep 3

  • Ep 9

    Sep 5, 1938 · The Man Who Was Thursday

    Announced as the ninth and last show of the series. A most confusing and wonderful show and story. Exciting, dramatic, puzzling, a second hearing is wanted immediately. This series was also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    57:25
  • Ep 8

    Aug 29, 1938 · The Count of Monte Cristo

    Eighth show of the series. The favorite story about a young lad who enters a dungeon, and years later emerges as the fabulously wealthy Count. The series was also known as, "First Person, Singular.

    59:00
  • Ep 4

    Aug 1, 1938 · The Thirty Nine Steps

    A spy story based on the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie. See cat. #10630 for a rehearsal recording of the program. This series is also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    62:52
  • Ep 3

    Jul 25, 1938 · A Tale of Two Cities

    The third show of the series. Orson Welles subsequently played the same role on The Lux Radio Theatre broadcast of March 26, 1945 (see cat. #10444). This series is also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    59:33