Step into a world of intrigue and horror with "The Devil's Saint," a captivating episode from the classic radio series "Suspense!" which originally aired on January 19, 1943. Introduced by "The Man In Black," this episode features the legendary Peter Lorre as a sinister nobleman who sets the stage for a night of terror.

The story begins on St. Catherine’s Day in 1927, at a masquerade ball at the Opera House in Paris. Amidst the revelry, a young couple, Eleanor and Edward, decide to marry after only four days of knowing each other. However, Eleanor's uncle, the sinister Count Stefan Caharey of Hungary, would never permit the union.

Determined to test Edward's resolve, the Count invites him to stay at his castle for a week. If Edward remains infatuated with Eleanor after the stay, the Count will bless their marriage. But there is a catch: Edward must sleep in the infamous Tapestry Room, a place shrouded in mystery and fear. Eleanor is terrified, for everyone who has ever slept in that room has met a mysterious and untimely death.

As Edward accepts the challenge, the episode weaves a tale of suspense, love, and supernatural dread. The gripping narrative, penned by John Dickson Carr and directed by John Dietz, is brought to life by Peter Lorre's chilling performance as Count Stefan Caharey.

Join us for a night of terror and intrigue in "The Devil's Saint," where love is tested by sinister forces, and the past haunts the present with a terrible vengeance. Whether you're a fan of gothic tales, suspenseful dramas, or classic radio horror, this episode promises to enthrall and unsettle.

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Click to listen and discover the terrifying fate that awaits in "The Devil's Saint," where a night in the Tapestry Room could mean the difference between life and death.