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In the golden twilight before television, Hollywood’s brightest stars gathered around the microphone to bring their greatest film performances to radio. The Academy Award Theater, produced in 1946, was a lavish anthology series sponsored by the House of Squibb that dared to adapt Oscar-winning and nominated films for the airwaves—often with the original actors reprising the roles that made them legends. Over 57 episodes totaling more than 26 hours, this collection captures a moment when radio and cinema joined forces in spectacular fashion.