A great horror/thriller score -- very lyrical. Wikipedia notes:
"In 1948 Waxman scored the film Sorry, Wrong Number, which climaxes with the use of a passacaglia, highlighting Waxman�s highly inventive use of unusual musical forms in film."

Thx for considering this request.

The Passacaglia, which is the most important part of the score, you can find on one of the Legends of Hollywood albums (posted earlier).

I'm pretty sure I have that already. IMO, I like the other film cues better. Some examples are in these YT clips. If no orig. copies of the isolated score exist, maybe a a modern treatment ?? ala fimucite, etc. should be considered. Gets my top vote, anyway ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDLfDfr4GIU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4AzrUO3D1w