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Probably the most notable single event to happen during the Golden Age of radio was the episode of ''Radio/TheMercuryTheatreOnTheAir'' which aired on October 30, 1938. Director Orson Welles headed production of Howard Koch's adaptation of ''Radio/{{The War of the Worlds|1938}}''. At the time, newspapers claimed the faux-newscast format (of the first two-thirds of the show) caused nation-wide panic. The resulting chaos is probably the reason that all subsequent US [[{{Mockumentary}} mockumentaries]] carry numerous disclaimers. It also prompted one of the first serious studies of mass media, ''The Invasion From Mars: A Study In The Psychology Of Panic'' by Princeton professor Hadley Cantril; Ironically, both the news reports of the time and much of Cantril's resulting conclusions have been called into question in recent years; still, the event was key in the launch of mass communication studies as an academic field.
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Probably the most notable single event to happen during the Golden Age of radio MediaNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfRadio was the episode of ''Radio/TheMercuryTheatreOnTheAir'' which aired on October 30, 1938. Director Orson Welles headed production of Howard Koch's adaptation of ''Radio/{{The War of the Worlds|1938}}''. At the time, newspapers claimed the faux-newscast format (of the first two-thirds of the show) caused nation-wide panic. The resulting chaos is probably the reason that all subsequent US [[{{Mockumentary}} mockumentaries]] carry numerous disclaimers. It also prompted one of the first serious studies of mass media, ''The Invasion From Mars: A Study In The Psychology Of Panic'' by Princeton professor Hadley Cantril; Ironically, both the news reports of the time and much of Cantril's resulting conclusions have been called into question in recent years; still, the event was key in the launch of mass communication studies as an academic field.
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* Radio/RadioTheatre, from one of the creators of [[LongRunners long-running]] radio drama ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'', does classic book series in dramatic format including ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'', the works of Creator/CharlesDickens, and Creator/GeorgeMacDonald. It is a joint American and British production.
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* Radio/RadioTheatre, ''Radio/RadioTheatre'', from one of the creators of [[LongRunners long-running]] radio drama ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'', does classic book series in dramatic format including ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'', the works of Creator/CharlesDickens, and Creator/GeorgeMacDonald. It is a joint American and British production.
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* ''Radio/LightsOut''''Radio/{{Lights Out|1936To1947}}''
