Synopsis
When Dr. MacGregor stumbles across Falconer's Island, he enters an isolated community of male loggers and tales of premeditated murder. Falconer's late wife was an invalid, and has been replaced by the young and asinine Ellen. Falconer's son, David, holds a deep resentment towards the similarly-aged Ellen. Lisa is a single woman who fastiduously cooks and cleans in the Falconer household, and Dr. MacGregor tries to uncover her guarded past. It is the two women, Lisa and Ellen, to which MacGregor connects. Ultimately, after discovering the sinister secret of the lagoon, he fails in his attempt to rescue them from their subservience.
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Broadcast
CBC "Midweek Theatre", March 1966, directed by Gerald Newman, with Roy Newman, Derek Ralston, Joy Coghill, Lillian Carlson, and Walter Marsh.
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Bibiliography
Page, Malcolm (ed.), "Three Radio Plays by Betty Lambert", West Coast Review, Vol. 19/3 (January 1985), Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia.

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