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Gideon Fell The Blind Barber

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The Blind Barber Wed 5th Nov 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM By John Dickson Carr, dramatised by Peter Ling. There is only one clue to a brutal killing on an ocean liner - the engraving on the murder weapon.

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Dr Gideon Fell:………Donald Sinden Superintendent Hadley:………John Hartley Lord Sturton:……..Patrick Allen Captain Whistler:……..Clive Swift Curtis Warren:…….Mark Leake Peggy Glen:……Laura Bazeley

Also in the cast:……..David Bannerman…….Christopher Wright Duncan Knowles…….Josh Darcy

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  1. John Dickson Carr - Dr Gideon Fell - The Blind Barber

    No date given · 43 min

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