Suspense OTR Collection – Classic Radio Mystery Drama | 4 Tales of Diaries, Summer Houses & Graves

Описание: A diary that reveals a descent into madness, and a summer house that hides a devil. This Suspense OTR Collection features Classic 1940s Radio Mystery Drama—presenting the "Queen of Suspense," Agnes Moorehead, in one of her most famous roles.

In this 2-hour compilation, we read "The Diary of Sophronia Winters" and uncover "The Devil in the Summer House." We also face "Two Sharp Knives" and learn that "The Dead Sleep Lightly." These are the atmospheric masterpieces that defined the Golden Age of Radio.

🎧 EPISODE TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction 00:35 - The Devil in the Summer House (Original Air Date: Nov 3, 1942) - MYSTERY. A classic "whodunit" set in an isolated location. When a murder occurs, everyone is a suspect, and the idyllic summer house becomes a trap. 31:00 - Two Sharp Knives (Original Air Date: Dec 22, 1942) - NOIR / CRIME. Based on a story by Dashiell Hammett (creator of The Maltese Falcon). A gritty police procedural about a manhunt and a fugitive. Hardboiled dialogue at its best. 1:00:25 - The Dead Sleep Lightly (Original Air Date: March 30, 1943) - SUPERNATURAL. Written by John Dickson Carr. A ghost story involving a medium, a séance, and a voice from the grave that refuses to be silenced. 1:30:00 - The Diary of Sophronia Winters (Original Air Date: April 27, 1943) - PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR. Starring Agnes Moorehead. A woman marries a man and moves into an isolated hotel in Florida, only to find herself trapped with his unhinged sister. The story unfolds through her diary entries as her situation becomes more desperate.

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