"The Great American Broadcast" is a 1941 film directed by Walter Lang. The story revolves around a radio station that plans to host a nationwide broadcast to celebrate the end of World War II. The film features a mix of comedy and romance, showcasing the challenges and excitement of putting together a large-scale event. The cast includes notable actors such as Jack Oakie and Alice Faye. The film highlights the importance of radio in American culture during the 1940s and reflects the optimism of the era. It combines music, humor, and a glimpse into the broadcasting industry of the time.