When Dame Beatrice is given a mink stole by her maid, she is reminded of the maid’s shady past and immediately suspects that it was stolen from the the next flat.
Category: Thelma Dryden
1966
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Mr Fothergill Joins The Angels
Mr Fothergill lives with his mother, a shrewd and humerous old lady, and his wife. He is so ineffably good that he has sprouted a small pair of wings which he is proud to show his visitors.
1965
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Dead On Nine
A man reliant on wife’s money asks for divorce after ten years of marriage, on refusal he attempts to kill her, and then other murders ensue…
1964
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The Man In The Bowler Hat
A terribly exciting little affair happens in the humdrum life of John and Mary, a tempest in a teapot, but while it lasts–well, it’s high comedy, at least for the audience!
1963
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Sorry, Wrong Number
Sadly the plot of Sorry, Wrong Number is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with The Dear Departed and Tea For Three.
1963
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Tea For Three
Sadly the plot of Tea For Three is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with The Dear Departed and Sorry, Wrong Number.
1962
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A Murder Has Been Arranged
Sir Charles Jasper is an eccentric who delves into the mystical. He is due to inherit two million pounds on his fortieth birthday and plans to celebrate.
1962
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Anti-Clockwise
Sadly the plot of Anti-Clockwise is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with Two Pounds And A Crown and Art With A Capital “A”.
1962
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Anti-Clockwise
Sadly the plot of Anti-Clockwise is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with Two Pounds And A Crown and Art With A Capital “A”.
1961
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Queen Elizabeth Slept Here
Where Elizabeth slept is a tumbledown country cottage that Norah Fuller has just bought. Her husband is less enthusiastic about it than she is as there are no modern conveniences.