Editing Suspense (radio drama) (section)

===1943===
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! Date !! Title !! Star(s)
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| January 5  || "Nothing Up My Sleeve"|| [[Elissa Landi]]<ref>{{cite news|title=(photo caption)|newspaper=The Brooklyn Daily Eagle |url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/3976610/the_brooklyn_daily_eagle/ |date=January 4, 1943|location=New York, Brooklyn|page=8|via=[[Newspapers.com]]|access-date=January 6, 2016}} {{Open access}}</ref>
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|January 12 
|"The Pit and The Pendulum" 
|[[Henry Hull]] 
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| February 2  || "The Doctor Prescribed Death" || [[Bela Lugosi]]<ref>{{cite magazine|title=Those Were the Days|magazine=Nostalgia Digest|date=Autumn 2011|volume=37|issue=4|page=34}}</ref>
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|February 16 
|"In Fear and Trembling" 
|[[Mary Astor]]
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| June 22  || "The Man without a Body"|| [[John Sutton (actor)|John Sutton]], [[George Zucco]]<ref name=susv2>''Suspense vol. 2'', Blackstone Audio, 2015, CD {{ISBN|1-4815-1957-3}}</ref>
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| July 6  || "The White Rose Murders"|| [[Maureen O'Hara]]<ref name=ndw16>{{cite magazine|title=Those Were the Days|magazine=Nostalgia Digest|date=Winter 2016|volume=42|issue=1|page=32}}</ref> 
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|July 20 
|"Murder Goes for a Swim"
|[[Warren William]] 
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| August 3  || "A Friend to Alexander"|| [[Robert Young (actor)|Robert Young]], [[Geraldine Fitzgerald]]<ref name=susv2/>
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| August 21  || "[[Sorry, Wrong Number#Radio play|Sorry, Wrong Number]]" || [[Agnes Moorehead]]<ref name=twtd1/>
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| August 28  || "The King's Birthday"|| [[Dolores Costello]], [[Martin Kosleck]], [[George Zucco]], [[Ian Wolfe]]<ref name=susv2/>
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| September 9  || "Marry for Murder"|| [[Lillian Gish]], [[Ray Collins (actor)|Ray Collins]], [[Bramwell Fletcher]]<ref name=susv2/>
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| November 2  || "Statement of Employee Henry Wilson"|| [[Gene Lockhart]]<ref name=susv2/>
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| November 16  || "Thieves Fall Out"|| [[Gene Kelly]], [[Hans Conried]], [[William Johnstone (actor)|William Johnstone]]<ref name=susv2/>
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|November 23 
|"The Strange Death of Charles Umberstein"
|[[Vincent Price]]
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|December 2 
|"The Black Curtain" 
|[[Cary Grant]] 
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