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Casablanca
Below is a classic scene from the movie:
Key Personalities
Charlie Chaplin
Bing Crosby
The 1938 Radio Broadcast of 'The War of the Worlds'
Read
this article
from National Georgaphic for an insight into the influence of radio during the 1930s. Below is a video of the complete broadcast:
Click
here
for a transcription of the broadcast.