As part of a local program called Topsy Turvy Time. Directed by Larry Semon.ġ926 - The Land of Oz, radio adaptation, broadcast on WMAQ radio, Chicago, Illinois. Starring Dorothy Dwan (Dorothy), Larry Semon (farmhand/Scarecrow), and Oliver Hardy (later of Oliver & Hardy, farmhand/Tin Woodman), Spencer Bell (Cowardly Lion), Charles Murray (Wizard), Mary Carr (Aunt Em), and Frank Alexander (Uncle Henry). Directed by Julian Mitchell.ġ925/1926? - The Wizard of Oz, silent film adaptation, Chadwick Pictures, released 13 April.
Tours and theatre performances continued until 1909. Toured the upper midwest United States before moving to the Majestic Theatre, on Broadway, New York, 21 January 1903. The success of the novel and the 1902 musical theatrical adaptation prompted Baum to write thirteen additional Oz books, as sequels.ġ902-1903 - The Wizard of Oz, musical stage adaptation, premiered 16 June 1902, Chicago Grand Opera House, Chicago, Illinois. Frank Baum (1856-1919), published by George M. Promotional Graphics by Holly Slocum Designġ900 - May, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a children's fantasy novel by L. Sound Design, Music, and Post Production by Marc Rose of Fuse Audio Design Otherwise, this is an accurate textual description of what is heard in our broadcast. Minor changes may have been made in production. More podcasts of Re-Imagined Radio? VISIT our podcast website at Libsyn. Use the "Download" button to deliver a copy of this audio file to your device. Use the "Share" button to share this episode podcast via social media and/or email.
Use the "Follow" button to download our RSS feed, and/or connect to our Spotify podcast page. Judy Garland, 28, the only original cast member, recreates her starring movie role as Dorothy Gale along with a fine cast. Re-Imagined Radio celebrates Women's History Month with this radio adaptation of the classic movie, The Wizard of Oz (1939) heard on The Lux Radio Theatre, 25 December 1950 (Episode #726).
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