The March of Time

Labor and Industry Conference

English · Radio, Political Science

The March of Time presents a dramatized view of current events, bringing news and public affairs to life through radio performance. This installment is identified as “Labor and Industry Conference,” focusing on a subject at the center of economic and civic life.

The program’s documentary-style approach combines narration, acted scenes, and sound to convey the people and issues behind the headlines. Rather than offering a single speaker’s account, it uses the immediacy of radio drama to frame its subject for listeners.

Its tone is serious and topical, with an emphasis on public questions and contemporary events. The result is a period radio program that offers a vivid, performance-based perspective on labor and industry.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.