Lane J. Lubell and Company performed two LIVE radio dramas on Tuesday 12/5.
"The Judge's House" Radio play by Lane J. Lubell, Adapted from a short story by Bram Stoker published in 1891.
"Sorry, Wrong Number " by the Generic Radio Workshop for the series "Suspense." originally aired in 1943.
Yes, these were both performed "Live," (including sound effects) just as in the days of old-time radio. Granted, I'm biased, as proof I point to the fact this site is called "Lubell Family Blog;" but I still think I showing some measure of objectivity when I say the performance is impressive. Especially when you factor in that this was accomplished with just a few hours of rehearsal.
Radiothon is an annual 50-hour charity event
sponsored by Communications Residential College (CRC) of Northwestern
University. All fundraising activities benefit the American Heart Association.
CRC residents take pride in organizing all Radiothon events, which in the
past have included auctions and games, in addition to the nonstop call-in
radio shows aired from the dorm’s radio station. Radiothon began in
honor of William G. Arnold, a CRC resident and equipment chairman who died of
cardiac arrhythmia.
"The Judge's House" Radio play by Lane J. Lubell, Adapted from a short story by Bram Stoker published in 1891.
"Sorry, Wrong Number " by the Generic Radio Workshop for the series "Suspense." originally aired in 1943.
Yes, these were both performed "Live," (including sound effects) just as in the days of old-time radio. Granted, I'm biased, as proof I point to the fact this site is called "Lubell Family Blog;" but I still think I showing some measure of objectivity when I say the performance is impressive. Especially when you factor in that this was accomplished with just a few hours of rehearsal.
About Radiothon
Radiothon is an annual 50-hour charity event
sponsored by Communications Residential College (CRC) of Northwestern
University. All fundraising activities benefit the American Heart Association.
CRC residents take pride in organizing all Radiothon events, which in the
past have included auctions and games, in addition to the nonstop call-in
radio shows aired from the dorm’s radio station. Radiothon began in
honor of William G. Arnold, a CRC resident and equipment chairman who died of
cardiac arrhythmia.
The 27th annual Radiothon will be broadcast from 10PM Central on
Monday, December 1st through midnight on Wednesday, December 3rd 2014.
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