Learn how pioneers in industry made life better for millions of people through their inventions.
9 old time radio show recordings
(total playtime 2 hours, 815 min)
available in the following formats:
1 MP3 CD
or
3 Audio CDs
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Better Living Radio Theater was a broadcast presented by the electric companies public information program. The show presented the dramatized stories of people who made life better for most people or invented something that saved lives. The drama "Milk for Millions" presented the story of Gail Borden and how he came up with a way to condense milk for long-term, safe storage.
At the end of the dramatization, a captain of industry provided a narrative about how electricity played an integral part in building the industry and the nation.As the motto says, the show is about "How Americans living in a free nation have worked to bring you better living today."
Appearing in 1953, the series aired for nine episodes. The well-known announcer, Wendell Niles starred as narrator and announcer for the show.
If you enjoy slice of life type stories, you will enjoy this show complete with dramatic background organ music!
See also: Adventures in Research, Better Living Theater, Captains of Industry, Doctor Fights, Encore Theater, Excursions in Science, Men of Vision,Our Freedoms Blessings, Role of Science in War, Exploring the Unknown, and Science Magazine of the Air.
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