Shadow of a Doubt

Screen Director's Playhouse, Stars, Carrie Grant, Betsy Drake, Production, Shadow of a Doubt, Director, Alfred Hitchcock. This is the Screen Director's Playhouse, the Thursday night feature on NBC's five-show festival of comedy, music, mystery, and drama.

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Ladies and gentlemen, on this first hour-long program of a new Screen Director's Playhouse series, we once again applaud the art and artistry of the Screen Director, in this case, Mr. Alfred Hitchcock.

In many excellent creations for the screen, he has earned the title of Master of suspense. May we again prove his mastery tonight, as we present our adaptation of Mr. Hitchcock's Shadow of Adele starring Carrie Grant as Uncle Charlie and Betsy Drake as Charlie My own garage in my own home in Santa Rosa and I think perhaps I'm going to die

The blue poison gas is coming out of the exhaust of the automobile the doors of the car locked and I can't turn the motor off and the doors of the garage are jammed shut and I think I'm going to die when I was a little girl we talked like that uncle Charlie and I uncle Charlie I'm his namesake Charlotte

Charlie I think I loved him more than anyone now I'm in here and I'll die here And he's outside and he's smiling and handsome. Just like when he came to visit us. Just a little while ago.

Uncle Charlie. Pops I'm so excited. So your mother Charlie. You'd think I was waiting for my fiancee or something. And? Yeah. Don't you think it's time to stop reading that book? No. But he's almost here.