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The Mercury Theatre on the Air || Julius Caesar | 1938

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The Mercury Theatre on the Air || (110) Julius Caesar | September 11, 1938

Written by William #Shakespeare 1650 years after Caesar’s murder Julius Caesar is a great political tragedy about the death of a dictator. It is the history of a political assignation, the killing of a man who tried to make himself king. It is an account of how the murder was prepared, how it was carried out and what happened later to the men who took part in it. Directed by: Orson Welles


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