Final Acts

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ITEM CODE: 29199
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The British Library
A bravura collection of 14 show-stopping, theatrical mysteries from the collection of the Library, spanning 1905-58. Theatre-lovers will discover clev...
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The British Library
A bravura collection of 14 show-stopping, theatrical mysteries from the collection of the Library, spanning 1905-58. Theatre-lovers will discover clever costume changes, cut-throat ambition for starring roles, and secrets lurking in the wings in an entertaining mix of rarely published short stories, including great names of the Golden Age of British mystery writing. With a new introduction and contextual notes, the book includes ‘Blood Sacrifice’, 1939, by Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957); ‘The Case of the Ventriloquist’s Doll’, 1944, by Ernest Dudley (1908-2006); ‘Drink for an Actor’, 1950, by John Appleby (1912-73); ‘I Can Find My Own Way’, 1946, by Ngaio March; and ‘In View of the Audience’, 1934, by Marguerite Steen (1894-1975). Plus stories by Baroness Orczy (1865-1947), Roy Vickers (1889-1965), Julian Symons (1912-94), and more. From back-stage skulduggery to opening nights becoming an actor’s last, a delightful selection to keep you guessing.
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Paperback
19 x 13cm
347 pages
FSC accredited paper
Includes stories published 1905-58, text reflects prevailing attitudes of the time
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Reviews
Overall product rating 5/5
By Mrs Christine Bond
02 April 2024
Faversham
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Once again I found the book very good.
By Mrs Christine Bond
04 February 2024
Faversham
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I haven't finished this book yet but so far the stories have been very good.