Episode #105: The Best of Lucille Fletcher: Fugue in C Minor

Today Writer Lucille Fletcher’s knack for writing gothic period dramas, and her former experience as a music critic, comes together for one of her best and most eerie plays. Her association with Suspense continues with a story of a whirlwind relationship with a curious young woman (played by Ida Lupino) and a grieving music-obsessed organist (Vincent Price), his two children, and the mysterious death of his wife that overshadows them.

The recording in today's podcast is the west coast broadcast from Monday, June 5, 1944. (Thanks Researcher Joe Webb)

 

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