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EPISODE INFORMATION FOR ''Universe'' OLD TIME RADIO SHOW

Title:Universe
Air Date:May-15-1955
Plot:+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Universe". A group of humans have spent generations aboard a giant spaceship, on a never ending journey to nowhere. Quality upgrade, more complete, AFRTS version of cat. #1098. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on November 26, 1950 (see cat. #3837) and August 2, 1951 (see cat. #43240). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during April, 1975. Abby Lewis, Donald Buka, Edgar Stehli, Fred Collins (announcer), Ian Martin, Jason Johnson, John Seymore, Peter Capell, Robert Heinlein (author), William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Fred Weihe (director). + NBC net. "Universe". Sustaining. A group of humans have spent generations aboard a giant spaceship, on a never ending journey to nowhere. This is a netwwork version of ct. # 16915. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on November 26, 1950 (see cat. #3837) and August 2, 1951 (see cat. #43240). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during April, 1975. Abby Lewis, Donald Buka, Edgar Stehli, Fred Collins (announcer), Ian Martin, Jason Johnson, John Seymore, Peter Capell, Robert Heinlein (author), William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Fred Weihe (director). 
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