... along this week anyway. After seeing “The Rivalry” — Norman Corwin’s play about the famed 1858 debates ... a time during the debates,” Dowling says, adding that Corwin, who is now 99 years old “edited brilliantly. I ... developing Lincoln into a national figure and, three years later, the president. Corwin’s genius, Dowling says, is his ability to make the ...

... my curiosity satisfied on that point. Just a couple of other notes in case any of you are interested: JMS' writing heroes are Rod Serling, Ray Bradbury, Norman Corwin, and Harlan Ellison. He first met Rod Serling when he was in high school... Rod read and complimented some of JMS' stories and told him, "cut every ...

... making it the only commercial radio network drama program in the nation to use this technology at the time. Great writers were employed for this series including Arch Oboler and Norman Corwin. Good choices were made when it came to cast members. Old familiar voices and names included Janet Waldo, John Dehner, Vic Perrin, Mary Jane Croft, Hans ...

... present one of the most unique broadcasts of the old time radio era. “We Hold These Truths” was a one hour dramatic program written by Norman Corwin for the 150th anniversary of the Bill of Rights.  Scheduled to be heard on all four networks on December 15, 1941, events would turn the program into something bigger than a simple ...