Michael Henrik Wynns skrivedagbok

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A light-hearted segment I made for my radio station

 

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We all remember Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in the movie version of Edward Albee's classic 1962 play Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf.

This short drama from a public information movie produced by a little known director called Alexander Hammid in 1954 achieves a little of the same effect, and does it so effectively, and with such a well delivered punchline at the end that I stripped the audio, and made it into an audio drama, so that it would become more clear.

I upload it under a creative commons license for everyone to use without attribution to Historyradio.org but you must attribute the original source. Also, I cut two didactic sentences at the end, which I took to be public information movie jargon.