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The programs news bulletin format was described as deceptive by some newspapers and public figures, leading to an outcry against the perpetrators of the broadcast and calls for regulation by the Federal Communications Commission. The episode secured Welles fame as a dramatist. ProductioneditH. G. Wellss original novel tells the story of a Martian invasion of Earth. The novel was adapted by Howard E. Koch for the 1. 7th episode of the CBS Radio series The Mercury Theatre on the Air, broadcast at 8 pm ET on Sunday, October 3. The programs format was a simulated live newscast of developing events. The setting was switched from 1. England to contemporary Grovers Mill, an unincorporated village in West Windsor Township, New Jersey, in the United States. The first two thirds of the hour long play is a contemporary retelling of events of the novel, presented as news bulletins interrupting another program. I had conceived the idea of doing a radio broadcast in such a manner that a crisis would actually seem to be happening, Welles later said, and would be broadcast in such a dramatized form as to appear to be a real event taking place at that time, rather than a mere radio play. This approach was similar to Ronald Knoxs radio hoax. Broadcasting the Barricades, about a riot overtaking London, that was broadcast by the BBC in 1. Welles later said gave him the idea for The War of the Worlds. A 1. Adelaide station 5. CL depicted an invasion of Australia via the same techniques and inspired reactions similar to those of the Welles broadcast. He was also influenced by the Columbia Workshop presentations The Fall of the City, a 1. Welles played the role of an omniscient announcer, and Air Raid, a vibrant as it happens drama starring Ray Collins that aired October 2. Welles had previously used a newscast format for Julius Caesar September 1. H. V. Kaltenborn providing historical commentary throughout the story. The War of the Worlds broadcast used techniques similar to those of The March of Time, the CBS news documentary and dramatization radio series. Welles was a member of the programs regular cast, having first performed on The March of Time in March 1. The Mercury Theatre on the Air and The March of Time shared many cast members, as well as sound effects chief Ora D. Nichols. 4 4. 1, 6. Welles discussed his fake newscast idea with producer John Houseman and assistant director Paul Stewart together, they decided to adapt a work of science fiction. They considered adapting M. P. Shiels The Purple Cloud and Arthur Conan Doyles The Lost World before purchasing the radio rights to The War of the Worlds. Houseman later wrote that he suspected Welles had never read it. Howard Koch had written the first drafts for the Mercury Theatre broadcasts Hell on Ice October 9, Seventeen October 1. Around the World in 8. Days October 2. Monday, October 2. The War of the Worlds for broadcast the following Sunday night. Tuesday night, 3. Koch telephoned Houseman in what the producer characterized as deep distress. Koch said he could not make The War of the Worlds interesting or credible as a radio play, a conviction echoed by his secretary Anne Froelick, a typist and aspiring writer whom Houseman had hired to assist him. With only his own abandoned script for Lorna Doone to fall back on, Houseman told Koch to continue adapting the Wells fantasy. He joined Koch and Froelick and they worked on the script throughout the night. On Wednesday night, the first draft was finished on schedule. On Thursday, associate producer Paul Stewart held a cast reading of the script, with Koch and Houseman making necessary changes. That afternoon, Stewart made an acetate recording, with no music or sound effects. Welles, immersed in rehearsing the Mercury stage production of Dantons Death scheduled to open the following week, played the record at an editorial meeting that night in his suite at the St. Regis Hotel. After hearing Air Raid on the Columbia Workshop earlier that same evening, Welles viewed the script as dull. He stressed the importance of inserting news flashes and eyewitness accounts into the script to create a sense of urgency and excitement. Houseman, Koch, and Stewart reworked the script that night,2 3. Friday afternoon, the script was sent to Davidson Taylor, executive producer for CBS, and the network legal department. Their response was that the script was too credible and its realism had to be toned down. As using the names of actual institutions could be actionable, CBS insisted upon some 2. Under protest and with a deep sense of grievance we changed the Hotel Biltmore to a nonexistent Park Plaza, Trans America to Inter Continent, the Columbia Broadcasting Building to Broadcasting Building, Houseman wrote. The United States Weather Bureau in Washington, D. C. was changed to The Government Weather Bureau, Princeton University Observatory to Princeton Observatory, Mc. Gill University in Montreal to Macmillan University in Toronto, New Jersey National Guard to State Militia, United States Signal Corps to Signal Corps, Langley Field to Langham Field, and St. Patricks Cathedral to the cathedral. On Saturday, Stewart rehearsed the show with the sound effects team, giving special attention to crowd scenes, the echo of cannon fire, and the sound of the boat horns in New York Harbor. Early Sunday afternoon, Bernard Herrmann and his orchestra arrived in the studio, where Welles had taken over production of that evenings program. To create the role of reporter Carl Phillips, actor Frank Readick went to the record library and played the recording of Herbert Morrisons radio report of the Hindenburg disaster over and over. Working with Bernard Herrmann and the orchestra that had to sound like a dance band fell to Paul Stewart,1. Welles would later credit as being largely responsible for the quality of The War of the Worlds broadcast. Welles wanted the music to play for unbearably long stretches of time. The studios emergency fill in, a solo piano playing Debussy and Chopin, was heard several times. Watch The Full Thomas & Friends: Sodor`S Legend Of The Lost Treasure The Cartoon.