The award-winning Shadow of a Doubt. Mystery thriller.

The Shadow of a Doubt. A teen girl is thrilled that her favorite uncle has come to visit her and her family, until she suspects that he is the “Merry Widow” killer sought by police. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, master of mystery and suspense, starring Joseph Cotton. The program was broadcast in 1946 as a part of a series produced by the Academy Award Theater.
RT: 23:54
KEYWORDS:
Classic Radio Theater, Uncle niece relationship, serial killer, psychopath, amateur detective, female protagonist, murderer, mystery, drama, radio drama, radio mystery, old time radio programs, old time radio, Joseph Cotton, Academy Award winner, Alfred Hitchcock, thriller, 1943 movie, 1946 radio broadcast

[@gailgeer3101]

This has always been one of my favorite movies.

[@donnab8010]

Oh my, what a dredful story. I did enjoy listening. And as always I think of myself listening to our antique radio. TFS

[@EstherLuttrellsSundayStories]

It is a dreadful story, but performed so well I couldn't resist sharing it. The irony is that the wonderful actor, Joseph Cotton, had a beautiful voice, yet he died of cancer of the throat. His voice box had to be removed and I found that especially tragic. All the time I lived and worked in the film industry, I never heard an unkind word about him. People who worked with him spoke of him as a kind person who lived out of the limelight. Thanks for the note, Donna! Take care!