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Thanks for the correction; it was not an autobiography, rather a biography called Citizen Welles by Frank Brady. I read it a few years ago, just had to dig it o

Thanks for the correction; it was not an autobiography, rather a biography called Citizen Welles by Frank Brady. I read it a few years ago, just had to dig it out again to confirm.

aaron695 6y ago
You might be able to find the quote better, but this is all I could see (p 170), memories are quite pliable, perhaps it's not there? "Question: When were you first aware of the trouble caused? Welles: Immediately after the broadcast was finished when people told me of the large number of phone calls received." Note he's not even confirming he spoke to someone who would know if there was a 'large number of phone calls'. https://archive.org/details/citizenwellesbio00brad https://archive.org/details/citizenwellesbio00brad