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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Australian Radio is a classic horror drama series that delves into the duality of human nature, inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's timeless tale. This Old Time Radio (OTR) series brings to life the chilling transformation of Dr. Jekyll into the sinister Mr. Hyde, exploring themes of morality, identity, and the darker aspects of humanity. As a notable entry in the horror anthology tradition, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Australian Radio appeals to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage broadcasts, offering a unique perspective on a classic story. Fans of supernatural suspense and psychological thrillers will find much to…

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A respected name conceals a terrifying division. This Australian serial expands Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde story into short dramatic instalments, letting the conflict develop across a longer sequence.
The George Edwards production is commonly catalogued as a 52-part serial from 1943–1944. Some broader histories offer earlier associations with the adaptation, so exact dates for individual surviving transfers need separate confirmation.
George Edwards and his players performed the adaptation. Edwards was known for taking several voices, and the surviving catalogue associates him with multiple roles in this production. A complete role-by-role list for HRV’s six transfers is not verified here.
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These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
A brief novel can become a much longer radio serial through added scenes and sustained suspense. The adaptation’s structure should not be assumed to follow the book chapter for chapter.
Follow the available instalments in story order where possible. This small selection includes late developments and a conclusion, so it is more useful as a glimpse of the production than an unbroken first encounter with the whole plot.
HRV lists 6 public recordings. The surviving HRV selection has gaps and includes later plot material. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
6 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
6 episodes available.
No. HRV has six recordings.
Its extended dramatic format should not be treated as a chapter-for-chapter reading.