THE CORWIN CYCLE aired between May and September of 1942. It was the first time a station devoted a series entirely to a revival of the works of a single radio writer. On view here are what have survived from a larger set.

Ten dramas illuminating historical turning points.

In 1946, Welles produced a short-lived, thirty-minute series sponsored by Pabst Blue Ribbon. It aired on CBS and featured dramatic adaptations. The first episode was Around the World in 80 Days, which Welles also promoted in his introduction while working on the stage version.

The story of two writers, both working in a Spanish prison in the reign of General Franco - but on different sides of the bars.