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If the British radar in Hong Kong was faulty, so was the radar all over the Orient, and Asia, and Europe. So were the announcers on the radio.

10 seconds sound clip from the The Day the Earth Stood Still (1954) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:03:52 in the radio play.

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[...]

- And nothing had ever happened to spoil them but a few small fires or a slight head cold in the evening, or a rain squall.

- This spring day, in the middle of the marvelous twentieth century, was different. It was the most different day that had happened to mankind since the first Christmas.

- The thing was noticed in Hong Kong first on the British radar.

- But that's impossible! That thing must be doing about four thousand.

- That can't be aircraft, sir. Must be a buzz bomb.

- Better give an alarm. Keep it steady, though. May be faulty equipment.

- If the British radar in Hong Kong was faulty, so was the radar all over the Orient, and Asia, and Europe. So were the announcers on the radio.

- This is Moscow!

- This is Kalkipur, India.

- This is Radio Luxembourg!

- The American radar screen quickly confirmed the fact that there was nothing wrong with the British radar...

- There was something very gravely wrong forty miles out in space, far above the earth.

[...]

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1954) Sound Clip

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1954)Relive the nostalgia of old-time radio with sound bites from Lux Radio Theater's "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Classic sci-fi, vintage sound & dialogue.

Actors: Michael Rennie (Klaatu), Jean Peters (Helen Benson), Paul Frees (Narrator), Lamont Johnson (Tom), Herb Butterfield (Professor Barnhardt), Tudor Owen (Mr. Harley), Billy Gray (Bobby), Edith Evanson (Mrs. Crockett)

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