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1933 .

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Held at: University of Queensland University of Queensland Library Fryer Library

Local Id: H1324

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The Fryer Library manuscript has been given the date [1924?]. Although the stage version dates back to the 1920s, the first established radio adaptation to be broadcast was in 1933 by the ABC's Brisbane station 4QG.

Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

Brisbane, Queensland,: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1933 .

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Broadcast from 4QG (Brisbane) on 3 August 1933. Presented by the Brisbane Repertory Society.
Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

Sydney, New South Wales,: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1937 .

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Broadcast from Sydney radio station 2FC on 22 April. It was subsequently heard on relay throughout the country (except Western Australia). The producer was Charles Wheeler.
Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

Perth, Western Australia,: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1937 .

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Broadcast on relay throughout Western Australia from Perth radio station 6WF on 22 April (relay stations included 6WA and 6GF)
Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

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Australia,
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: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1939 .

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Broadcast ca. December
Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

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Australia,
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: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1945 .

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Broadcast ca. October
Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

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Australia,
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: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1949 .

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Broadcast ca. July

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