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Works About Orson Welles

"Citizen Kane" [1941]
Other Films of Orson Welles

Radio & Audio Works of Orson Welles



Orson Welles entry at Wikipedia


Oscar statuette is a trademark of A.M.P.A.S.   Oscar statuette is a trademark of A.M.P.A.S.    Orson Welles won a shared Oscar® for Best Original Screenplay
for "Citizen Kane" [1941] and an Honorary Oscar® in 1971
He also won
four awards (1952-66) at Cannes
a Peabody Award for "The Fountain of Youth" [1958]
the Venice Film Festival Career Golden Lion Award (1970)
the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award (1975)
the Donatello/Visconti Award (1983)
the D.G.A. Lifetime Achievement Award (1984)
and has a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame



Links
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Orson Welles credits at Internet Movie Database
Orson Welles books catalog at Amazon.com

Orson Welles movie posters at AllPosters [dot] com
Orson Welles photo posters at AllPosters [dot] com

Wellesnet: The Orson Welles Web Resource




Books By Orson Welles

Orson Welles Interviews   "Orson Welles: Interviews" [2002]
Edited by Mark W. Estrin

Univ Press of MS 9x6 pb [3/2002] for $14.00
Univ Press of MS 9x6¼ hardcover [4/2002] for $46.36
Orson Welles autobiography   "This Is Orson Welles" [1992 autobiography]
by Orson Welles & Peter Bogdanovich

Da Capo Press 8¼x5¼ pb [4/98] for $16.32
HarperCollins 9½x6½ hardcover [9/92] out of print/used
Orson Welles On Shakespeare   "Orson Welles On Shakespeare: The W.P.A. & Mercury Theatre Playscripts" [1990]
Edited by Richard France, Foreword by Simon Callow

Routledge 9x6 pb [9/2001] for $29.95
Greenwood Press 9¾x6½ hardcover [12/90] for $68.95




Books About Orson Welles

Orson Welles vs. the Hollywood Studios   "Despite The System: Orson Welles Versus The Hollywood Studios" [2005]
by Clinton Heylin

Chicago Review Press 8¾x5¾ pb [6/2006] for $11.02
Chicago Review Press 9½x6¼ hardcover [2/2005] for $16.97
Orson Welles / Radio Years   "The Medium and the Magician: Orson Welles, The Radio Years, 1934-1952" [2005]
by Paul Heyer

Rowman & Littlefield 9x6½ pb [2/2005] for $29.95
Rowman & Littlefield 9¼x6¼ hardcover [2/2005] for $87.00
Encyclopedia of Orson Welles   "Encyclopedia of Orson Welles: From Citizen Kane To Othello"
[2003] by Chuck Berg & Tom Erskine

Checkmark Books 9¼x7¾ pb [1/2003] for $19.95
Facts On File 9½x7¼ hardcover [1/2003] for $60.00
King of Harlem   "King of Harlem" [1930 mystery; 2001]
by Steven Philip Jones

The W.P.A. hires young Orson Welles to direct an all-Negro Macbeth at the Lafayette Theater in New York City's Harlem. Orson receives death threats, an actor is arrested for murder, and the case is handed to brand-new detective Sassafras Winters and his sidekick, The Chinaman.
Mundania Press 9x6 pb [8/2005] for $12.00
Lightning Source 9x6 pb [3/2001] for $14.95
author's booksite

Orson Welles, Shakespeare & Popular Culture   "Orson Welles, Shakespeare, and Popular Culture" [1999]
by Michael Anderegg

Columbia Univ Press 9x6 pb [1/99] for $25.00
Columbia Univ Press 9½x6½ hardcover [1/99] for $77.50
Rosebud / Orson Welles   "Rosebud: The Story of Orson Welles" [1996]
by David Thomson

Vintage 8x5¼ pb [9/97] for $11.20
Knopf 9¾x6¾ hardcover [5/96] out of print/used
Orson Welles bio by Callow   "Orson Welles: Volume 1 - The Road to Xanadu" [1995]
by Simon Callow

Penguin 8½x5½ pb [2/97] for $12.24
Viking 9¾x6½ hardcover [12/95] out of print/used
"Orson Welles: Volume 2 - Hello Americans" [2006]
by Simon Callow

Viking 9x6¼ hardcover [8/2006] for $20.76

Filming Shakespeare's Plays   "Filming Shakespeare's Plays: The Adaptations of Laurence Olivier, Orson Welles, Peter Brook & Akira Kurosawa"
[1988] by Anthony Davies

Cambridge Univ Press 9x6 pb [6/90] out of print/used
Cambridge Univ Press hardcover [9/88] out of print/used
Magic Lantern minipage for Akira Kurosawa [1910-88]
Magic Lantern's 'Shakespeare On Film' Festival Page
Orson Welles / Rise & Fall   "Orson Welles: The Rise & Fall of An American Genius" [1985]
by Charles Higham

St. Martin's Press 9¼x6 pb [6/2002] for $18.95
St. Martin's Press hardcover [9/85] out of print/many used
"The Films of Orson Welles" [1970] by Charles Higham
Univ CA Press hardcover [6/70] out of print/used
Orson Welles bio by BL   "Orson Welles: A Biography" [1985]
by Barbara Leaming

Limelight Editions 9x6 pb [7/2004] for $20.00
Penguin 7¾x5 pb [10/89] out of print/used
Penguin mass pb [1986] out of print/used
Tusquets Spanish-language pb [1985] for $19.09


Movies About Orson Welles

Fade To Black movie   "Fade To Black" [Ealing/U.K. - for 2006 release]
After the breakup of his marriage to Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles is hired for a film in post-WW2 Italy. When a member of the crew is murdered, Orson and his driver are then drawn into a dangerous web of intrigue, murder & politics.
Written & directed by Oliver Parker, based on a 1994 book by Davide Ferrario; starring Danny Huston (as Orson), Diego Luna, Paz Vega, Christopher Walken, Anna Galiena & Violante Placido
video/DVD not available; full credits at IMDb
Ealing Studios film site
A.F.I. Lifetime Achievement Award Welles  
"A.F.I. Lifetime Achievement Award: Orson Welles" [1975]
Republic color VHS [2/98] out of stock/used
show credits from IMDb




"Citizen Kane" [Mercury/R.K.O. May 1941]
Generally considered the 'Best Film of All Time'
A multimillionaire newspaper tycoon dies and his last utterance is the single word 'rosebud'; a curious reporter attempts to unlock the riddle of its meaning by interviewing the tycoon's friends and business partners, revealing the tycoon's life events through flashbacks.

"Citizen Kane" entry at Wikipedia

The film premiered at the R.K.O. Palace Theatre in New York City on 1 May 1941, but was unsuccesful in its first run. Due to threats to industry members by [purported] subject Wm. Randolph Hearst [1863-1951], each mention of the film at the 1942 Academy Awards ceremony was roundly booed by the audience. Nonetheless, the film won an Oscar for Best Original Script, having been also nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor [Welles], Best B&W Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Art Direction, Best Sound & Best Music Score.

Release in Europe in 1946 brought much acclaim, followed by re-release in the U.S.A. in the 1950s; the film was restored by Turner Entertainment in 1991. "Citizen Kane" is number one on the Top 100 List of the American Film Institute, listed on the National Film Registry (1989), and listed on Time Magazine's All-TIME 100 Movies (5/2005)

Citizen Kane poster (retail source not found)   Produced, co-written & directed by Orson Welles; co-written by Herman J. Mankiewicz; cinematography by Gregg Toland; music by Bernard Herrmann; co-starring Joseph Cotten, Dorothy Comingore, Agnes Moorehead, Ruth Warrick, Ray Collins, Erskine Sanford, Everett Sloane, William Alland, Thomas Anderson, Paul Stewart & George Coulouris
Turner b&w DVD [9/2001] 2 disks for $16.97
Turner b&w VHS [8/96] out of prodn/many used
Varese Sarabande soundtrack CD [11/99] for $16.18
full credits from IMDb

Citizen Kane one-sheet poster             Citizen Kane red poster       Citizen Kane newsprint poster       Citizen Kane standing poster
28"x39" one-sheet poster {at the left} available at AllPosters.com
red poster {above left} no longer available at AllPosters.com
20"x28" German art print {above middle} available at AllPosters.com
figure standing poster {above right} no longer available at AllPosters.com

Walking Shadows / Welles, Hearst & Citizen Kane  
"Walking Shadows: Orson Welles, William Randolph Hearst & Citizen Kane" [2004]
by John Evangelist Walsh

Popular Press 8¼x6 hardcover [11/2004] for $28.70
Citizen Kane Casebook   "Orson Welles's Citizen Kane: A Casebook" [2004]
Edited by James Naremore

Oxford Univ Press 8¼x5½ pb [7/2004] for $21.95
Oxford Univ Press 8½x5½ hardcover [7/2004] for $74.00
Citizen Kane screenplay   "Citizen Kane" screenplay [2002]
by Orson Welles & Herman J. Mankiewicz
includes the essay "Raising Kane" by Pauline Kael

Methuen Drama pb [5/2002] for $18.42
Citizen Kane critical text by Laura Mulvey  
"Citizen Kane" [1993]
critical text by Laura Mulvey

British Film Institute 7½x5½ pb [1/93] for $10.46
Hollywood Classics / Citizen Kane   "Hollywood Classics: Citizen Kane" [1991]
by Lynne Piade

Smithmark Publrs 14½x10¾ pb [8/91] out of print/used
Citizen Kane 50th Anniversary Album   "Citizen Kane: The 50th Anniversary Album" [1990]
by Harlan Lebo

illustrated with over 100 never-before-published photographs
Doubleday 11x8¾ hardcover [10/90] for $29.95
"Citizen Kane: A Filmmaker’s Journey" [2000]
not listed at either Amazon or B&N (8/2006}
Making of Citizen Kane  
"The Making of Citizen Kane" [1985]
by Robert L. Carringer

Univ CA Press 2nd edition 9x6 pb [10/96] for $19.95
Univ CA Press 9x6 pb [6/85] out of print/used
Univ CA Press 9½x6¼ hardcover [6/85] out of print/used
Pauline Kael's Citizen Kane Book   "Raising Kane and Other Essays" [1996] by Pauline Kael
Marion Boyars pb [6/96] for $27.57
"The Citizen Kane Book: Raising Kane" [1971]
critical text by Pauline Kael

includes the screenplay by Orson Welles & Herman J. Mankiewicz
Limelight Editions pb [3/88] out of print/used
"Ciudadano Kane: La Historia Detras de La Pelicula" [2001]
Grupo Editorial Norma Spanish-language pb [6/2001] out of print/rare
Citizen Hearst  
"Citizen Hearst: The Monumental & Controversial Biography of One of The Most Fabulous Characters In American History"
[1961] by W. A. Swanberg

Scribner mass pb [5/81] out of print/many used
B.B.S. Publng 9½x6½ hardcover [9/96] out of print/used

Hearst entry at Wikipedia

R.K.O. 281 video   "R.K.O. 281" tv movie [HBO/WGBH airdate Nov 1999]
The title is the production number for the filming of "Citizen Kane". After Wm. Randolph Hearst learned that Orson Welles was making a feature film that was a thinly-disguised and unflattering look at Hearst's life, the publishing tycoon and presidential hopeful used his power and influence to bury the picture. Directed by Benjamin Ross; starring Liev Schreiber {as Welles}, James Cromwell, Melanie Griffith, John Malkovich & Roy Scheider; nominated for 13 Emmy Awards, including Best TV Movie, Best Direction & Best Script, won 3 minor Emmies; won WGA Award for Best TV Script (tied)
H.B.O. Home Video color DVD [4/2000] for $12.99
H.B.O. Home Video color VHS [3/2001] out of prodn/used
full credits from IMDb

Battle Over Citizen Kane   American Experience "The Battle Over Citizen Kane"
[PBS/WGBH 2-hour tv documentary special Jan 1996]

Co-directed by Michael Epstein & Thomas Lennon; interviewees include William Alland, Peter Bogdanovich, Frank Mankiewicz, Thomas Anderson & Ruth Warrick; Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature
WGBH color DVD [11/2000] for $17.99
WGBH color VHS [9/2000] for $18.95
full credits from IMDb
P.B.S. official movie site




Other Films of Orson Welles

"The Stranger" [R.K.O. May 1946]
Orson Welles's The Stranger poster   An investigator for the War Crimes Commission releases one suspect in hope of following him to a mastermind of the Holocaust. The suspect is killed in a small town in Connecticut, and the investigator's only clue is the mastermind's fascination with antique clocks.
Directed by & starring Orson Welles; also starring Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young, Philip Merivale, Richard Long, Konstantin Shayne, Byron Keith & Martha Wentworth
Delta b&w DVD [6/2002] for $7.99
Timeless Multimedia b&w VHS [2/94] for $12.34
full credits from IMDb

"Macbeth" [Mercury/Republic Oct 1948]
OrsonWelles' Macbeth   An 11th-century Scottish nobleman, under pressure by his ruthless wife, murders his soveriegn, is proclaimed king in his stead, then is undone by his own character flaws.
Produced, adapted & directed by & starring Orson Welles; based on the 1606 play by Wm. Shakespeare [1564-1616]; co-starring Jeanette Nolan, Dan O'Herlihy, Roddy McDowall, Edgar Barrier & Erskine Sanford
Republic b&w DVD [1/98] out of prodn/used
Republic b&w VHS [1/98] out of prodn/used
full credits from IMDb

"The  Third  Man" [British Lion U.K. Sept 1949; USA Feb 1950]
The Third Man movie   Offered a job in post-war Vienna, an American novelist arrives to find that his employer has been killed in a peculiar traffic accident. Further investigation leads to conflicting stories, so he sets out to uncover the truth. Directed by Carol Reed; script by Graham Greene from his novella; starring Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard, Bernard Lee & Wilfrid Hyde-White; zither music by Anton Karas; won Oscar for Best Cinematography {Robert Krasker}, Oscar & DGA noms for Best Director, won BAFTA for Best British Film; listed on the B.F.I. 100 Best British Films Ever (1999-2000)
Criterion b&w DVD [11/99] for $29.85
Homevision b&w VHS [7/95] out of prodn/used
Jasmine Music Anton Karas CD [11/2002] for $13.99
full credits from IMDb
The Third Man poster  
"The Third Man" [1950 novella] by Graham Greene
Penguin 7¾x5¼ pb [5/99] for $10.01
Audio PartnersUNABR audio CD [7/98] for $11.67

white 11"x17" poster available at AllPosters.com
orange 11"x17" poster available at AllPosters.com

"The  Tragedy  of  Othello,  The  Moor  of  Venice"
[France 1952, U.S.A. 1955; restored in 1991]
Orson Welles' 1952 Othello   Filmed over four years, using Welles' own money, on location in Morocco & Italy. Co-written & directed by & starring Orson Welles; based on the play by Wm. Shakespeare [1564-1616]; also starring Micheál MacLiammóir, Robert Coote & Suzanne Cloutier; tied for Palme D'Or Prize at the 1952 Cannes Film Festival
Image Ent. b&w DVD [8/99] out of stock/used
Kino Video b&w VHS [yr=?] out of stock/used
Academy b&w VHS [yr=?] out of stock/used
full credits from IMDb
Put Money In Thy Purse  
"Put Money In Thy Purse"
by Micheál MacLiammóir, Foreword by Orson Welles

Details of the lengthy and complicated filming of Welles' 1952 "Othello" by the actor who portrayed Iago.
Virgin Books pb [4/94] out of print/rare

"Moby Dick" [1956]
Moby Dick video   Directed by John Huston; script by Ray Bradbury, John Huston & Norman Corwin, based on the epic 1851 novel; starring Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart, Leo Genn, Royal Dano & Orson Welles
MGM/UA VHS video [8/99] for $13.99
MGM/UA DVD [6/2001] for $16.99
full credits from IMDb

"The Long, Hot Summer"  [Fox April 1958]
Directed by Martin Ritt; based on William Faulkner's stories "Barn Burning" & "The Spotted Horses", and his 1940 novel
"The Hamlet"; starring Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Anthony Franciosa, Orson Welles, Lee Remick & Angela Lansbury
full credits from IMDb

"Touch of Evil"
[Universal April 1958; restored version Sept 1998]
Touch of Evil (restored)  
Touch of Evil 1958 one-sheet  
A narcotics officer from Mexico, honeymooning in a U.S. Border town, gets caught up in a battle against a 'justice at any cost' police chief and Mexican gangsters. Highlights include one of the longest continuous shots in film history, and nighttime location filming in 'downtown' Venice, California.
Written & directed by & starring Orson Welles; based on the Whit Masterson novel; music by Henry Mancini; co-starring Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh, Joseph Calleia, Akim Tamiroff, Marlene Dietrich, Joanna Cook Moore, Ray Collins, Dennis Weaver & Zsa Zsa Gabor; listed in the National Film Registry in 1993
Universal restored b&w widescreen DVD [10/2000] for $10.99
Universal restored b&w VHS [10/2000] out of prodn/used
Universal b&w 1958 version VHS [3/92] out of prodn/many used
Varese Sarabande soundtrack CD [4/93] out of prodn/rare
full credits from IMDb
color 11"x17" poster (at left) from Amazon for $9.99
11"x17" b&w poster (at top) from Amazon for $9.99
Touch of Evil critical text  
1956 novel {orig "Badge of Evil"} by Whit Masterson
Carroll & Graf mass pb [10/92] out of print/used "Touch of Evil: Orson Welles, Director" [1985]
critical text by Terry Comito

Rutgers Univ Press 8x6 pb [11/85] for $24.95
Rutgers Univ Press hardcover [7/85] out of print/rare

"Chimes  At  Midnight"
aka "Campanadas a Medianoche" [Spain 1965]
Chimes At Midnight movie   A connected tale molded from "Henry IV" & other plays by Wm. Shakespeare [1564-1616] following Sir John Falstaff's career – bawdy drinking companion to Prince Hal (later crowned Henry V), crafty wartime hero, rejected friend of the newly-crowned king – and his off-screen death. Adapted & directed by & starring Orson Welles {as Falstaff}; co-starring John Gielgud, Keith Baxter, Jeanne Moreau, Margaret Rutherford, Jeremy Rowe, Fernando Rey & Michael Aldridge
Continental b&w DVD [yr=?] out of stock/used
Movies Unlimited b&w VHS [yr=?] out of stock/used
full credits from IMDb
Chimes at Midnight book  
"Chimes at Midnight: Orson Welles, Director" [1989]
critical text by Bridget Gellert Lyons

Rutgers Univ Press 9x6 pb [2/89] for $22.00
Rutgers Univ Press 8½x6¼ hardcover [2/89] out of print/used

"Catch-22" [Filmways/Paramount June 1970]
Catch-22 movie poster   Based on the best-selling Joseph Heller novel. Captain Yossarian (Alan Arkin) tries deperately to get grounded so he will not have to fly any more bombing missions over Hitler's Europe: anyone who goes to war is crazy, but if he asks to be grounded for being crazy, then he's not crazy anymore and he has to keep flying – 'catch 22'. A gut-wrenching satire.
Directed by Mike Nichols; screenplay by Buck Henry; all-star cast including Orson Welles
Paramount widescreen DVD [5/2001] for $17.99
Paramount color VHS [8/2001] for $9.95
full credits from IMDb

"Ten Days' Wonder" {aka "La Décade Prodigieuse"}
[France Dec 1971, USA April 1972]
Chabrol's Ten Days' Wonder   A young sculptor wakes up in a hotel room, hands bloodied and not knowing how he got there. He recruits a college professor to go with him to his father's country chateau, where they find family intrigue, adultery, and blackmail. Directed by Claude Chabrol; based on a 1948 Ellery Queen novel; starring Orson Welles, Michel Piccoli, Anthony Perkins & Marlène Jobert
Pathfinder dubbed color DVD [5/2003] for $17.99
Pathfinder dubbed color VHS [5/2003] for $19.98
Vivendi subtitled color VHS [5/93] for $18.99
full credits from IMDb

"Treasure Island" [National General Oct 1972]
Treasure Island 1972 lobby card  Based on the classic 1883 novel by Robert Louis Stevenson [1850-94]
Directed by John Hough; co-written by Wolf Mankowitz; co-written by & starring Orson Welles {as Long John Silver}; also starring Kim Burfield, Walter Slezak, Rik Battaglia, Lionel Stander, Ángel del Pozo, Jean Lefebvre & Maria Rohm
Warner color VHS [9/98] out of prodn/rare
full credits from IMDb

"The  Muppet  Movie"  [Henson/A.F.D. June 1979]
The Muppet Movie pinkish poster   A frog, a bear and a pig head for Hollywood, while trying to elude a greedy fast-food magnate. On their way to fame & fortune, the characters get an agent, meet with a studio bigwig (Welles), and confront other dangers. Created by Jim Henson & Frank Oz; Directed by James Frawley; starring Kermit The Frog, Fozzie Bear, The Great Gonzo, Miss Piggy, Rowlf The Dog, Charles Durning, Steve Martin, Orson Welles, Carol Kane, Milton Berle, Mel Brooks, James Coburn & Dom DeLuise
Disney color DVD [11/2005] for $13.99
Disney color VHS [3/93] out of prodn/many used
full credits from IMDb
11"x17" poster from Amazon for $9.99
27"x40" poster from Amazon for $19.99

"The Secret of Nikola Tesla" [Croatia 1980]
Secret of Nikola Tesla movie   Directed by Krsto Papic, starring Petar Bozovic as inventor Nikola Tesla & Orson Welles as J.P. Morgan
UFO TV 105-minute color DVD [11/2003] for $26.99
UFO Central 105-minute color VHS [10/2001] for $28.45
2-hr video not available; full credits from IMDb




Radio & Audio Works of Orson Welles

The Mercury Theatre Online website

Complete War of The Worlds   "The Complete War of The Worlds" [2001]
Edited by Brian Holmsten & Alex Lubertozzi

1897 illustrated edition of H.G. Wells's novel and audio of Orson Welles's Hallowe'en 1938 Mercury Theatre radio broadcast
Sourcebooks hardcover {book + audio CD} [4/2001] for $27.17
Old-Time Radio Starring Orson Welles   "The Best of Old-Time Radio Starring Orson Welles" [2001]
from Radio Spirits & the Smithsonian Institution

Radio Spirits audio cassette & 60-page booklet [4/2001] for $24.98
War of the Worlds 1938 radio broadcast   "The War of the Worlds" Hallowe'en 1938 radio broadcast [2003]
cast includes Dan Seymour, William Alland, Frank Readick, Orson Welles, Carl Frank, Kenneth Delmar, Richard Wilson, Ray Collins, Stefan Schnabel & Carl Frank
Radio Spirits audio CD [2/2003] for $4.98
Radio Spirits audio [2/2003] for $4.98
'War of the Worlds' radio show entry at Wikipedia
Orson Welles Library audio  
"The Orson Welles Library" [1995]
readings include Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince", Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart", Joseph Conrad's "The Secret Sharer", "Letter to the Rev. Dr. Hyde", "The Red Room", "Wakefield", Kipling's "Riki Tikki Tavi", Fitzgerald's "Diamond As Big As The Ritz" and many more
Dove/Audio Literature on 4 tapes [9/95] out of prodn/used
           

"The  Shadow" radio program  [1931 to 1954]
mostly written by Walter B. Gibson, using the pen name 'Maxwell Grant';
Orson Welles acted the part on radio from 1937-38
'The Shadow' entry at Wikipedia
DR's Shadow fansite
'The Shadow: Master of Darkness' fansite
The Shadow radio program  
Radio Spirits audio CD [1/2006] 3 disks for $29.95
Radio Spirits audio CD box set [2/2003] for $17.98
Radio Spirits audio cassette [1/98] for $34.98
The Shadow Greatest Radio Adventures   "The Shadow: Greatest Radio Adventures" [2002] from Radio Spirits
total 40 episodes {20 hours}: 8 episodes starring Orson Welles; 15 episodes starring Bill Johnstone; 17 episodes starring Bret Morrison
Radio Spirits audio CD box set [7/2002] 20 disks & booklet for $69.98
The Shadow Lost Shows  
"The Shadow: The Lost Shows" [2006] from Radio Spirits
1 episode starring Orson Welles; 3 episodes starring Bill Johnstone; 4 episodes starring Bret Morrison; 2 episodes starring Albert Bester
Radio Spirits audio CD box set [1/2006] 5 disks for $39.95
The Shadow Chronicles   "The Shadow Chronicles" [2006] from Radio Spirits
2 episodes starring Orson Welles; 3 episodes starring Bill Johnstone; 2 episodes starring Bret Morrison; 1 episode starring John Archer, plus 1-hour audio documentary
Radio Spirits audio CD [1/2006] for $35.96
Radio Spirits audio [9/96] for $18.87



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