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It ran from October 14, until June 7, , then continued on television as Lux Video Theatre until In all, some episodes were broadcast, providing a record of the most important entertainment events in American theatre and, later, film.
The audience for this production was estimated as high as 40 million. The show featured many of the most important films of the period, adapted to fit the 60 minute time slot. For its last season, , the show moved to Tuesday nights at 9 on NBC. Lux Radio Theatre was always broadcast live, with a studio audience and a full orchestra accompanying the performance and providing musical transitions between scenes.
As many film actors were used to numerous takes and not live performance, they sometimes suffered acute stage fright before the show.
Indeed, production would halt if necessary on a film if performers were called to appear on Lux. When the actors were not available, others stepped in. The plays were assembled and rehearsed for a week, in sharp contrast to many other shows, which required a minimal of an actor's time. Hosts included Cecil B. Lux Radio Theater - perfect for learning English!
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