Ray Bradbury authored this episode of Suspense, the third installment in our Suspense-o-rama, a whole bunch of episodes from the classic series that were recommended by our listeners! While investigating a murder, a detective finds that a ventriloquist might be his prime suspect. But the only one who’s willing to talk is the performer’s strikingly beautiful dummy! June Havoc provides narration for the episode under the name Armana Fargey. Visit the Breaking Walls podcast for a great snippet of an interview with June Havoc and William Spier! Is the doll speaking on her own behalf or is just saying what she’s told? Will the detective actually question a dummy? Can everyone agree on how to pronounce Riabouchinska? Listen for yourself and find out!
UPDATE: The date we give for the episode’s initial broadcast is incorrect! The actual date was March 11, 1950 and was rebroadcast on October...
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