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Crime on Our Hands: Episode 2

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A serial in six episodes written for television by Edward Boyd from a synopsis by Len Fincham and Laurie Wyman.
[Starring] Geraldine McEwan and Jack Watling with Dennis Price
(George Howe is appearing in 'The Cherry Orchard' at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith)

Kenneth Martin, a well-known radio personality, on returning home, finds his wife-Kay-has as usual forgotten to listen to his broadcast. Their next-door neighbour, Mrs. Curzon, interrupts them to tell them that her flat has been burgled. But she will not allow them to call the police. The Martins go to Mrs. Curzon's flat, leaving her alone in their sitting-room, where she hides half-a-dozen diamonds in one of twelve bottles of sherry that are on a shelf.
In the flat next door Kay and Kenneth find a cigarette case with the monogram 'CD'. and they return to their own flat to discover Mrs. Curzon strangled with one of Kay's scarves. In a panic they take the body back to the flat next door and call the police, who enter Mrs. Curzon's flat. It is in perfect order but her body has vanished.

Contributors

Writer:
Edward Boyd
From a synopsis by:
Len Fincham
From a synopsis by:
Laurie Wyman
Producer:
Bryan Sears
Music:
Jack Strachey
Music:
Arthur Wilkinson
Designer:
John Cooper
Ken Martin:
Jack Watling
Kay Martin:
Geraldine McEwan
Cecil Davenport:
Dennis Price
Charles Dingle:
George Howe
Inspector Johnston:
William Mervyn
Caretaker:
Arthur Rigby
Nick Patreos:
Andrea Malandrinos
Cedric:
Jack Doyle
Patti Lewis:
Patti Lewis
Zsa-Zsa:
Cameo Mandola

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