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The Case Of The Vanishing Vamp

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Sarah Maxwell The Case of the Vanishing Vamp The further adventures of private eye Dick George. Written in the style of a Hollywood comedy/thriller of the 1930. On the brink of divorcing Dora, Dick George is hot on the case of missing actress Irene Smith. Director Glyn Dearman CAST: Dick:…….Francis Matthews Dora:……..Margaret Robertson Blore, the butler:…….Edward de Souza Pasta, the dog:……..Ronald Herdman Mugsy Moran:……..Harry Towb Loretta Raine:……Liza Ross Hurry Loomis:…….Ed Bishop Jonathan Dane:…….Peter Whitman Marie Celeste:……..Nicky Croydon Central Casting:………Bonnie Hurren Sarah Maxwell The Case of the Vanishing Vamp Thu 16th Jul 1992, 14:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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  1. The Case Of The Vanishing Vamp

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