C minor

We will then listen to a couple of tales well calculated to keep you in suspense.

Fugue in C Minor with Ida Lupino was broadcast in 1944.

Ida Lupino stars as Miss Peabody, a Gilded Age debutante looking to marry recently widowed socialite Mr. Evans, played by Vincent Price.

The newspaper reported that his wife was tragically killed in a street accident after being mangled by a beer wagon pulled by horses.

Tonight from Hollywood, Roma Wines bring you as stars Miss Ida Lupino, currently being seen in Warner Brothers' In Our Time, and Mr. Vincent Price of 20th Century Fox, soon to be seen in the derelict Zanuck production, Wilson.

For the appearance of these two distinguished screen personalities, Lucille Fletcher has written a suspense play that deals with brooding anxiety and sharpening suspicion, played against the severe and forbidding background of the late Victorian era.

And so with Fugue in C minor, and with the performances of Ida Lupino and Vincent Price, we again hope to keep you in suspense.

April 1st, 1900.

Music from Summer of 42, composed by Michel Legrand, who led a studio orchestra with harp soloist Catherine Michel.

Moving to the Baroque period music of Francesco Gimignani, this is a Concerto Grosso in C minor, performed by Tafel Music Baroque Orchestra under the direction of Jean Lemann. . . . ¶¶

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