The Melody of Death

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There are plenty of seats available and if there's nothing left in the orchestra we can give you a rock. Tonight's Inner Sanctum story, Melody of Death was an original radio play by Robert Colman and Robert Floe stars the famous movie actress Mary Aster in the role of Anne. It is directed by Hyman Brown. If Aster appears tonight through the courtesy of Metro Goldwood

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Oh, gypsy. One with a gold ring in his ear and a magic violin in his hand. Well, if there's anything like a fellow named Henrique, don't let him play an encore of the melody of death.

Like a spidery web soaking in midair. Death hangs over the room where Anne is talking to her beloved David. Catholic wife, she summons the last ounce of ebbing strength to speak to him. Don't leave me alone, hiddie.

I'm afraid. Just hold me in your arms. In the few minutes, it's all the... David, what's that on your hand? Blood. How did you get... Oh, yes, I remember now. The cat. The cat with ease.