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The Wonderful Recap of Oz
Justin Peavey
29 episodes
5 days ago
Join Justin Peavey as he explores the iconic world created by L. Frank Baum, taking a deep dive into his books and analyzing their numerous film, stage, and television adaptations from the past 120 years.
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Join Justin Peavey as he explores the iconic world created by L. Frank Baum, taking a deep dive into his books and analyzing their numerous film, stage, and television adaptations from the past 120 years.
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Books
Arts
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The Silent Era of Oz
The Wonderful Recap of Oz
1 hour 27 minutes 7 seconds
3 years ago
The Silent Era of Oz

Tyler Varney returns to #OzRecap to discuss some of the earliest film adaptations of Baum's works. Starting with the ambitious Fairylogue and Radio-Plays multimedia presentation, continuing into Selig Polyscope Company's 1910 short film, heavily focusing on Larry Semon's 1925 feature film The Wizard of Oz, and wrapping it all up with the Ted Eshbaugh cartoon in Technicolor from 1933. (CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains mentions of sexual assault, suicide, and racist caricatures.)

The Wonderful Recap of Oz
Join Justin Peavey as he explores the iconic world created by L. Frank Baum, taking a deep dive into his books and analyzing their numerous film, stage, and television adaptations from the past 120 years.