[Radio address : [Second husband, 1944-03-24 | 1944-03-26 | Part 4] | 1944-03-24, part 1. Bright horizon | 1944-03-24, opening. We who dream, The dream of the phantom aircraft carrier] | Winston Churchill on the state of the war effort by Britain

The Resource [Radio address : [Second husband, 1944-03-24 | 1944-03-26 | Part 4] | 1944-03-24, part 1. Bright horizon | 1944-03-24, opening. We who dream, The dream of the phantom aircraft carrier] | Winston Churchill on the state of the war effort by Britain
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[Radio address : [Second husband, 1944-03-24 | 1944-03-26 | Part 4] | 1944-03-24, part 1. Bright horizon | 1944-03-24, opening. We who dream, The dream of the phantom aircraft carrier] | Winston Churchill on the state of the war effort by Britain
Title remainder
[Second husband
Title number
  • 1944-03-24
  • 1944-03-26
  • Part 4]
  • 1944-03-24, part 1. Bright horizon
  • 1944-03-24, opening. We who dream
Title part
  • The dream of the phantom aircraft carrier]
  • Winston Churchill on the state of the war effort by Britain
Title variation
  • Winston Churchill on the state of the war effort by Britain
  • Hour is approaching
  • Our greatest effort is coming
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Language
eng
Summary
Second husband (sponsored by Bayer): Chuck has just returned from the war and is physically okay, but socially withdrawn. Bright horizon (sponsored by Swan): At McCary's war plant, Brian West and Penny Sullivan talk about the unfortunate waste of war materials. We who dream (sponsored by Englander): Helen and Warren, shipwrecked off the coast of Oregon, are rescued by an aircraft carrier, but find the ship deserted. They find an ancient Greek scroll describing how an eternal curse had been placed on a Roman centurion after he assassinated Emperor Hadrian. When Helen wakes up from her nightmare, she learns that Pearl Harbor has just been attacked
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UMK
Credits note
Bright horizon: Directed by Henry Hull, Jr. and Day Tuttle. We who dream: Written by Milton Geiger; music by Wladimir Selinsky
Date time place
Recorded Friday, Mar. 24, 1944 and Sunday, Mar. 26, 1944, from broadcast over station KMBC, Kansas City
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Funding information
Cataloging project funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Division of Preservation and Access, Humanities Collections and Reference Resources award presented to the UMKC University Libraries Marr Sound Archives.
Literary text for sound recordings
  • lectures speeches
  • drama
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PerformerNote
Radio address: Winston Churchill, British PM, speaker. We who dream: Claire Nieson (as Helen)
Series statement
Arthur B. Church KMBC radio collection
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