Orson Welles - War Of The Worlds mp3

Tracklist

1	War Of The Worlds (Part 4)	14:17
2	War Of The Worlds (Part 2)	15:55
3	War Of The Worlds (Part 3)	14:06
4	War Of The Worlds (Part 1)	13:18

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LPA-2355, LPA #2355	H.G. Wells	War Of The Worlds - Invasion From Mars ‎(LP)	Audio Rarities, Audio Rarities	LPA-2355, LPA #2355	US	1955
LPA-2355, LPA #2355	H.G. Wells	War Of The Worlds - Invasion From Mars ‎(LP)	Audio Rarities, Audio Rarities	LPA-2355, LPA #2355	US	1955
7034	Orson Welles	The War Of The Worlds ‎(Cass)	Radio Spirits	7034	US	2001
3-89940-617-6	H.G. Wells	The War Of The Worlds ‎(CD, Eng)	Der Hörverlag	3-89940-617-6	Germany	2005
PEG CD 580	H.G. Wells	The War Of The Worlds ‎(CD)	Pegasus	PEG CD 580	Germany	2005

Credits

• Effects – Ora Nichols
• Executive-Producer – John Houseman
• Music By – Bernard Herrmann
• Script By, Liner Notes – Howard Koch
• Voice Actor [Brigadier General Montgomery Smith, Langham Field Operator, Voice Of Newark] – Richard Wilson
• Voice Actor [Captain Lansing, Secretary Of The Interior, Bayonne Radio Operator, Policeman] – Kenny Delmar
• Voice Actor [Carl Phillips, Operator 2x2l] – Frank Readick
• Voice Actor [Meridian Room Announcer, Gunner] – William Alland
• Voice Actor [New York Weather Announcer, Studio Announcer No. 3], Directed By – Paul Stewart
• Voice Actor [Observer] – Stefan Schnabel
• Voice Actor [Operator 8x3r] – William Herz
• Voice Actor [Professor Richard Pierson], Directed By – Orson Welles
• Voice Actor [Studio Announcer No. 2, Stranger] – Carl Frank
• Voice Actor [Wilmuth, Harry Mcdonald, Rooftop Announcer] – Ray Collins

Notes

The actual broadcast by The Mercury Theatre On The Air as heard over the Columbia Broadcasting System, October, 30 1938.

Based on the novel by H.G. Wells

Released by arrangement with Manheim Fox Enterprises, Inc.

This album has been rechanneled to simulate stereo.

Made in U.S.A.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side I: Center Label): 36101
• Matrix / Runout (Side II: Center Label): 36102
• Matrix / Runout (Side III: Center Label): 36103
• Matrix / Runout (Side IV: Center Label): 36104
• Matrix / Runout (Side I: Run-Out Etched): SE 36101
• Matrix / Runout (Side II: Run-Out Etched): SE - 36102
• Matrix / Runout (Side III: Run-Out Etched): SE-36103
• Matrix / Runout (Side IV: Run-Out Etched): SE-36104

Companies

• Record Company – Longines-Wittnauer Company
• Licensed Through – Manheim Fox Enterprises, Inc.

Video

Album

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