Radio review – Suspense - “Actor’s Blood” (1944) **1/2

Suspense certainly got the cream of the crop – here Ben Hecht writes a story for and narrates and acts as himself in this saga about a Broadway ham (Frederic March in fine hammy form) investigating the death of his daughter. Very interesting although not that involving – a tribute to actors from a time since passed, when Broadway was Broadway. Hecht later used this story in his movie Actors and Sin.