... by G. K. Chesterton; Old Sake's Sake, by Olive Wadaley Battle Royal, by Guy Matcher ; The Magic of Mr. Quinn, by Agatha Christie; The Deserter, by Elizabeth Mare; Th e Prise Packet, by Christopher 3forley ; The Corborel Diamonds, by Frank N ...

... Thursday, Friday and liaturday— The Successful Play b Michael Morton: ALIBI Based on The Mull- of Roger Ackr yd by Agatha Christie. Featuring A u st in Trevor, Franklyn Dye% J. H. Roberts, Marcia Swinburn, Diana Beaumont, and Claire Gteet. SOUND NEWS ...

... ARIMIGIENCEITI TOZ SIMON'S TIRST PLAY Hartington's Beresford Players have selected Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie for their first. production this season. Mr. John Oliver of Biggin, will produce the play and the first readings by the cast ...

... story;Phyllis Harnbledos ritlates a furthc - r incklent in the amneing chronicles of the Malian Laviere; while a story by Agatha Christie, written just before her recent disappearance, is also published. ...

... fully maintains its high reputation; beautifully printed in colours throughout, it contains articles and stories by Agatha Christie, E. Phillips .Oppenlipim. Owen Oliver, Barry Pain, E. R. Punshon, Madeline Unfold, and Douglas Murray Full page pictures ...

... famous publishers' best known style. Christopher Morley contributes a long complete novel, Pleased to Meet You; and Agatha Christie commences a new series of brilliant mystery stories under the title of The Magic of Mr. Quin the first instalment dealing ...

... Redgrave and Mervyn Johns in the lead. For Monday next Mr. Bromwich has secured Ten Little Niggers, from the story by Agatha Christie. Eight guests are invited to a weird mansion on an island, and with the butler and housekeeper they make ten. The host ...

... governed by more rigid rules of etiquette than any other in the world. Fiction is admirably represented by stories by Agatha Christie, F. E. Bally, Florence Riddell, Dorothy Black, Arthur Mills, Vingie E. Roe, and 'Robert lichens. Cap and Bells provides ...

... still retains relics of its original use. The fiction in this number includes the first of a new series of stories by Agatha Christie recording the latest investigations of the famous and popular Hercule Poirot, who in The Nemean Lion reveals to the ...

... things ho says. To one such character Mr. Wodehouso here administers his deserts in masterly fashion. A dramatic story by Agatha Christie shows the detective Poirot playing a curious part during the working-out of a tragedy. He has every reason to believe ...

... long instory, and Beauty Spots is all the more stalment of unpublished letters of Charles welcome on that account. Agatha Christie Dickens to his oldest friend, which are, if presents one of the most astounding and possible, even more inteiesting to ...

... again, though she is not to be found inside it. The famous and popular Poirot figures in another fine mystery tale by Agatha Christie. and a remarkable story by Dale Collins, dealing with an adventure on a liner, will certainly the reader guessing ,as ...