Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Lost in Mountains
by
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale follows Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected London physician whose experiments reveal a darker side of his nature in the form of Mr. Edward Hyde. The story explores the unsettling divide between Jekyll’s public respectability and the violence and secrecy associated with Hyde.
In this radio dramatization, the familiar Gothic story is shaped for listening through dialogue, performance, and sound. The title also includes “Lost in Mountains,” suggesting a distinct episode or segment associated with this recording.
Stevenson’s tale combines mystery and psychological horror, gradually drawing the listener into Jekyll’s dangerous attempt to separate opposing parts of himself. Its atmosphere of secrecy and mounting dread makes the transformation at the heart of the story both intimate and disturbing.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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