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Malcolm Mac Duff 2025 The Ghostly Stain

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Malcolm MacDuff: Theatre Detective 2: The Ghostly Stain

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Malcolm MacDuff and Zephyr Concordia visit the New Milford Method Actors Theater for the production of the Oscar Wilde production of The Canterville Ghost, where a ghostly stain is haunting the theater! And he only has 6 minutes to solve the mystery! THANK YOU SIX!

Written and produced by J. Timothy Quirk ©2025 created for community radio

Starring Rich Cyr and Jillian Alena

Featuring Amy Petrucci, Humphry Rolleston and Jerry Crystal

music by Robert C. Fullerton

music by US Marine Band

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  1. Malcolm MacDuff 2025 The Ghostly Stain

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