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Old Time Radio Adaptations of Classic Hitchcock Movies: I Confess, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Rebecca!
 

Old Time Radio Adaptations of Classic Hitchcock Movies: I Confess, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Rebecca!

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This is a New/Old Stock Old Time Radio Adaptations of Classic Alfred Hitchcock Movies: I Confess Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Rebecca [2 CD's] - Factory Sealed!

Radio Spirits proudly presents radio adaptations of two classic Alfred Hitchcock films. These landmark broadcasts from the Golden Age of Radio feature some of Hollywood's greatest stars, including Robert Montgomery, Ida Lupino, Joseph Cotten and Mercedes McCambridge. These radio classics have been digitally restored and remastered for superb sound quality and two hours of pure listening enjoyment.

I CONFESS as originally broadcast 09-21-53 on The Lux Radio Theatre * Starring Cary Grant

A priest is implicated in the murder of a blackmailer. Father Logan knows the identity of the real killer, but his priestly vows prevent him from revealing the truth. Cary Grant and Phyllis Thatcher re-create the roles originally portrayed on screen by Montgomery Clift and Anne Baxter.

MR. AND MRS. SMITH as originally broadcast 01-30-49 on The Screen Directors' Guild * Starring Robert Montgomery with Alfred Hitchcock as guest screen director / narrator.

A married couple discovers that their marriage license is invalid with hilarious results.Alfred Hitchcock introduces his change-of-pace comedy, with Robert Montgomery re-creating his film role and Mry Jane Craft in the role portrayed on screen by Carole Lombard.

REBECCA as originally broadcast 11-18-48 on The Screen Guid Players * Starring John Lund and Loretta Young.

The new Mrs. de Winter id plagued by the memory of her husband's first wife, the original mistress of their stately home. JOhn Lund and Loretta Young re-create the roles protrayed by Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine in Hitchcock's Oscar-winning film.

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