Twice Dead

Another hair-raising drama on Inner Sanctum in just 40 seconds. Stay tuned. There's a special kind of enjoyment in facing our problems when they're presented interestingly and dramatically. This accounts for the success of ABC's daytime series Modern Romantic, which approaches everyday problems with an open mind.

Modern, that's the keynote of these dramatization. These are the problems that we set human beings every day, every year. And they are the fascinating themes of modern romances presented every weekday from the pages of Modern Romance's magazine.

Join us, won't you tomorrow morning, for another Modern Romance's on ABC. Dinner Sanctum Mysteries, brought to you by the American Broadcasting Company. Tonight, twice dead, starring Larry Haynes. Good evening, friends of the Creaking Door.

This is your host to welcome you again into the other sanctum. Come here. Come on in. Please, when you excuse me while I scrape the mud off my hands, got them dirty in the cemetery, digging up a plot for you. But that's something that we'll all go into sooner or later. A plot. Oh, by the way, before we start, I'd like to reassure you,

if you suddenly find yourself spinning like a wheel, don't be alarmed. It's because you've got spooks all around you. Or, please be considerate folks. If you find yourself going to pieces, Pull yourself together. Remember, I have to sweep up afterwards.

Hahaha. On the northern coast of Maine is a high point of land. A high point from which there's a sheer drop of several hundred feet, till the rock turns surf below. Centuries of seas have shaped three tall, spiral-like rocks, and the needle-sharp points which look from the sea the fires of an ancient Gothic cathedral.