Public Domain
About This Broadcast
A philosophical dialogue set in an imaginary place called the Public Domain uses allegory to examine ideas, ownership, and the freedom of human thought.
This Columbia Workshop broadcast aired on January 2, 1937. It is listed as episode 22 in the archive. CBS Radio Network carried the broadcast. Other credited names include Earle McGill as director, Eustace Wyatt as writer, and Hal Moore as announcer.
The surviving recording runs about 30 minutes.
CBS's influential experimental anthology, created as a laboratory for radio drama and known for unusual scripts, literary adaptations, music, narration, and inventive use of sound.
Listeners can expect drama, anthology in format, and cerebral in tone.
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Earle McGill