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... Agatha Christie in town all nDer suspicion in The Unex; I'cted Guest, a new who dunit by Agatha Christie, which openei at the Duchess Theatre yesten y. Nigel Stock (in back down with Violet Far ebr other) plays a fog ound motorist who finds a corpse in ...
... go to Agatha Christie was received with prolonged applause: then we might look forward to Murder in the House,' or Body in the Lobby,' by Lady Christie of Saunders, he said a suggestion greeted with more applause and much laughter. Agatha Christie is the ...
... S had one of the most rewarding evenings of recent months when they went to the Winter Garden for the first night of Agatha Christie's new play, Witness for the Prosecution, the story of a murder trial at the Old Bailey. The applause as the final curtain ...
... Authors of To-day j II. MARGERY ALLINGHAM Sharing with Agatha Christie the first j honours of the detective novel, Margery I Allingham was born in Essex. She is one j j of a family of writers. Her first novel, j a story of pirates in Stuart times, was ...
... THE MOUSETRAP, by Agatha Christie Ambassadors Theatre Opened 25 1 1 52 Tickets: choice of all prices 15 minutes before curtain (matinee perf.) Actors, it is said, kneel on the pavement and pray for the return of the Ambassadors into general currency. ...
... OF EXHUMING THE Ten Little Niggers was, of course, preposterous, all the more so because since its original short (by Agatha Christie standards) run 19 years ago it has been dragged out of its grave and dressed up again and again for radio, television ...
... he stands I on the edge of the well. Behind is Fritz Lehnert S (Narraboth). This scene is from a rehearsal. IN THE NEW AGATHA CHRISTIE THRILLER: From the left are Michael Scott, as Ted L; imer; Mary Law (Kay Strange); jillian Lind (Mary Aldin); Fr ierick ...
... Sir Gordon Wins the Cambridgeshire A New Play by Agatha Christie an Exhibition of Chinese Art an Aircraft Crash and a Train Crash The Fate of the R.R.S. Discovery and Other Home News in Pictures On left A lthough 1953 has not been a record year for Sir ...
... School, where he first started to write his oWn plays. His name will be found in quite sizeable letters on the playbills. AGATHA CHRISTIE, for copping this week a criminal jubilee with her fiftieth whodunit. Specially photographed for The Sketch by ANGUS McBEAN ...
... for the Prosecution Second Year of Trial WE are here, as a chairman would say, to celebrate a theatrical occasion. Mrs. Agatha Christie, queen of the puzzle-play, has now claimed three West End theatres. The Mousetrap. London's longest run, has been at the ...
... image of Hercule Poirot is precise and that's not surprising since he has figured so large in the literary output of Miss Agatha Christie whose international sales at an admittedly outdated computation now outsoar a staggering 50 million. t ne detective Poirot ...
... Christie quickies MISS AGATHA CHRISTIE, WHO CAN COUNT HER book sales in millions whenever she feels so disposed, has also written a number of plays, including one which has already run for ten consecutive years and is beginning to assume the proportions ...