Like the 1944 Young/Welles version, this too is presented by the Lux Radio Theater. Originally broadcasted on 14 June 1948 and with a runtime of
This radio adaptation, produced by Academy Award winner Cecil B. DeMille, was first broadcast on 5 June 1944 in the Lux Radio Theater, and stars
Yes, well, frankly that was my expression when seeing this Rochester as well, but hey, b&w lady, you don’t suppose you’re being, umm, a little
This post is going to cover two radio adaptations of Jane Eyre, namely the Mercury Theater’s production from 18 September 1938, starring Alice Frost, and
This is another adaptation for radio and if I can keep this brief, I’ll be happy. It’s a production from 1943, broadcast on December 26
The MP3 file is 29:23 long, so the story is very abbreviated in this old radio theatre adaptation. It also features some really old advertising
Film review: Jane Eyre (1943), directed by Robert Stevenson With a screenplay co-written by writer Aldous Huxley, the movie begins with Dramatic Music™ (so popular