The March of Time

Rebellion in Congress and European Tension

English · Radio, Politics

The March of Time brings the news and public affairs of its era to radio through a distinctive blend of reporting and dramatized scenes. This installment’s title points to two subjects in the headlines: rebellion in Congress and rising tensions in Europe.

The program recreates current events with narration, sound effects, and performers portraying public figures and people caught up in the news. Its documentary approach combines reported information with dramatic presentation, giving listeners a sense of the personalities and stakes behind major political developments.

The result is a vivid, urgent form of radio journalism, shaped by the events of the moment. This episode offers a snapshot of political conflict at home and uncertainty abroad, presented in the program’s news-focused dramatic style.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.