"War of the Worlds" [remastered] • Classic Radio Theater Science Fiction • DANA ANDREWS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2018
- Here's a special treat for Sci-fi fans! A fully restored audio adaptation by The Lux Radio Theater of the 1953 War of the Worlds film (not to be confused with the 1937 Orson Welles radio broadcast) Starring is Dana Andrews, and co-starring is Pat Crowley. If you listen closely you'll hear a lot of familiar radio voices! The narrator is (of course) voice legend Paul Frees . . . plus you'll hear Parley Baer, William Conrad, Jack Kruschen, Harry Bartell and even "Floyd D. Barber"- aka Howard McNear. The sound quality is incredibly crisp and clear!
Airdate: February 8, 1955 #waroftheworldsremastered
✓√√✓√✓√✓ STUFF-N-SUCH: Parley Baer and Howard McNear were busy sctors! Both Parley and Howard have been to outer space (Suspense & Escape episodes) Parley was the Depuity Marshall of Dodge City (radio's Gunsmoke) and later became the Mayor of Mayberry while Howard McNear was the town's barber, and "Doc" on radio's Gunsmoke. These guys appeared in more than two dozen episodes of Suspense and Escape, plus many Classic Radio Theater programs.
√✓✓√√✓√ A little more of the old the STUFF-N-SUCH: To me, it sounds like Dana Andrews' performance is a bit uninspired through the first half of the show. I could be mistaken, however. See if you hear the same thing.
• Every "Movie for your MIND" is uploaded in the best sound quality available today. In fact, this particular program was uploaded in High Quality encoded audio • My Classic Radio Theater programs are in the public domain. The digital restoration has been unselfishly done by Lum Edwards. - 2017-2022 by Charlie Stuckey - บันเทิง
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I love this movie. The story, the technicolor, the clothes, the cars, and especially the ‘50’s. A great time in American history! Beautiful culture and classy folks back then.😃
I must agree with everything you said! Thanks for listening to my uploads and thanks for commenting.
Paul Frees just makes my heart melt. I will always LOVE his voice. And Les Tremayne. What a treat!
You'll want to check out my PAUL FREES Playlist with over 2 dozen programs! Just go to my channel and scroll down thru the playlists
It's the best version & they're all delightful!
Can't wait to listen to this! Thank you so much for bringing so many fabulous choices. You and your channel rock youtube. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂🖖🏼
Hello My Friends From Long Beach California 💐🌊🌅🌃🙀🙋🏼♂️
This radio show is enthralling, I could listen to it all night.😮😊
Thanks for sharing this superb quality recording ☺️ enjoying this from Nottingham, England 🏴
You are very welcome! My ancestors were from England.
@@SuspenseESCAPEremastered Awsome! Are you in the States?
@@HedKandi85 Yes. Michigan, USA
The George Pal film is a science fiction classic, and so is the "Lux Radio Theatre" adaptation. I also enjoyed the commercials for Lux and Rinso(the latter featuring the late, great Les Paul and Mary Ford). I was also moved to tears when the studio orchestra played 'A Mighty Fortress' during the finale.
Wow! This sounds brand new! What a treat! Thank you!
Unfortunately, my comment notifications didn't work for a few months. I just now found yours - Thanks - Charlie
The golden age of radio at its peak. Sadly this was the last year of Lux Radio Theater.
Fascinating and great ending!
This was really good! Thanks for the upload!
What a great upload! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!👍🏼
My wife gets me to wash the dishes without the benefits of Lux soap. Which is probably why my hands are rough as old boots.
Thanks from Orlando Florida
You're welcome - from Three Rivers, Michigan!
@@SuspenseESCAPEremastered Thx from Sturgis Mi
@@nayrb11111 I spent many years working in Sturgis!
Really good science fiction adventure SD. W. D. W lux soaps
THE ORIGINAL ACTORS FROM THE WAR OFF THE WORLDS ARE GENE BARRY RIP QPD (1919-2009) AND ANN ROBINSON SHE IS STILL ALIVE 4 THE MOMENT !
Aside from Les Tremayne, it sounds like the SFX of the Martian heat rays from the movie was reused in the radio play. Hopefully, in the radio play, Clayton and Sylvia got to have breakfast before the next load of Martians arrived.
Well, my old hometown got a mention at 35:23 "Philadelpha blacked out'
Great! I loved the pal movie! But that beeping in the play is nothing on the rattle from the film
Thank you for the "stuff-'n-such" comments!
Cyn K I'm always happy to know that SOMEBODY is reading my stuff . . (and such) THANX
Oh I say spiffing old boy …what what !
(not to be confused with the 1937 Orson Welles radio broadcast)
Correction: the radio drama came out in 1938.
IMP Insoluble Meta - Phosphate
My favourite movie ( the original not the remake ) although I do like the remake tbf..
1st time listening to the radio version ..
I saw the original film when I was a kid. It scared me to death! I hope you enjoyed this audio adaptation - Charlie
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It's always been one of my favourite movies ,
I actually even enjoyed the Tom cruise version.
Not as good as the original, but for a remake its pretty good.
I generally don't like remakes of classic movies..
I've about 80 mins of the radio version left .
I put it on my tv when I go to bed , had to rewind a couple of times bc I've fallen asleep.
But I'm really enjoying it, in fact I'm enjoying radio tv .
I'm really pleased I've discovered that .
It's something I wouldn't have thought about had I not seen WOTW , now I have a whole list of others shows after I've listened to this one .
Thanks again 👍👍
Me too
Let's all use toilet soap!
Where’s tv Frank?
They might have 2 brains... They might smell colors... That’s a big vague.🤔
Just a way for them to present thought to the audience that they won't look like humans, since most 50s sci-fi flicks and popular perception of aliens were humanoid. The Martians shouldn't be considered similar physically.
Good but title should have said rewritten for American audience.
I believe couple people believe this and took there own lives lol
It was the Orson Welles version that put people into a panic, about 15 years before this one. Thanks for listening to my uploads and thanks for commenting!
how sad that you find people killing themselves is fun, jeez
@@boojay111 maybe they should went outside and look instead of believe the radio
@@Grunge2009 I think you missed the point
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Reeeee?
Yes