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'Here is a murder story with a considerable difference— no gore, no thrills, but rather a nice line in deduction and fancy back-chat! In this adventure the two hungry crime experts have a spot of very dirty luck indeed. George has not been called in officially to the case of the late Mrs. Upjohn — he is "doing it as a sort of mental exercise." So, in the privacy of the George Smart Detective Agency, he and Timothy re-enact the case for their own benefit and are just about to offer their solution to the police when news comes. . .. . But this is giving far too much away!'
Source:
'Broadcast Features', Daily Examiner, 8 February 1940, p.7.
Notes
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The characters in this radio play had previously appeared in The Clue of the Lisping Man and returned in 1941 in The Case of a Man Obsessed.
Production Details
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Broadcast (nationally) on Wednesday 14 February 1940, from 8:30pm.
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