"The Great American Broadcast" is a 1941 musical film directed by Walter Lang. The story revolves around a radio station's efforts to produce a live broadcast featuring various musical acts. The film showcases the vibrant atmosphere of the early 1940s radio industry and highlights the importance of radio in American culture. Starring Johnnie Johnston and Alice Faye, the movie features a mix of original songs and performances. It captures the excitement of live radio shows and the impact they had on entertainment during that era. The film is a nostalgic look at a time when radio was a primary source of music and news for many Americans.