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The Black Drama
- The Judge Pursuivant Trilogy, Book 2
- Narrated by: Gene Blake
- Length: 3 hrs and 58 mins
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A horrifying story from Weird Tales, the supreme shudder pulp, about a mysterious personality who claimed he was a descendent of Lord Byron - and the hideous doom that threatened all those around him!
Gilbert Connatt, former film star, now dead broke, would give his life for a good role. And that may be just what he has done when he signs to be the lead in a newly discovered play by George Gordon, Lord Byron. As an added inducement, Gilbert finds he will be playing opposite his former flame, Sigrid Holgar, who has become a megastar since they broke off their headline-making Hollywood romance.
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