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MTST 05 - Dialogue With Martian Trombone

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Decoder Ring Theatre is proud to present Mark Time Show Time, a Showcase series celebrating scripts originally written for live performance by Great Northern Audio, in conjunction with the awards ceremony of the Mark Time and Ogle Awards.

© Gregg Taylor Length 31 min 14 July 2014 StoriesMysteryAdventure Canada Story

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© Gregg Taylor Length 31 min 14 July 2014 StoriesMysteryAdventure Canada Story

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Decoder Ring Theatre is proud to present Mark Time Show Time, a Showcase series celebrating scripts originally written for live performance by Great Northern Audio, in conjunction with the awards ceremony of the Mark Time and Ogle Awards.

This Week: Dialogue With Martian Trombone

The Ramon Raquello Orchestra was supposed to get their big break that night in 1938, on Orson Welles' Mercury Theater show, but they kept getting cut off. The rest of that program became famous. Still is. But what happened to the band? We join them many years later, at a reunion of the band, and it seems that they can't seem to escape the influence of the Martians.


© Gregg Taylor | 31 min

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