In the book "On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio," author John Dunning recounts an engaging exchange involving Orson Welles. During a performance, Welles adeptly addressed questions and comments from the audience, demonstrating his quick wit and charm. His skillful responses delighted the listeners and showcased his theatrical talent.

However, after an intense and entertaining back-and-forth, host Clifton Fadiman humorously remarked, "This is your last appearance on this program, Mr. Welles," signifying the overwhelming nature of Welles' responses. This moment highlights both Welles' captivating presence and the playful dynamics of the radio show format.