Peril at End House, produced on May 1,1940, adapted by Arnold Ridley
from the 1932 novel of the same name, copyright 1945 by Samuel French Limited.
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| Alibi, 1928, adapted by Michael Morton from the 1926 novel Murder of Roger Ackroyd | Black Coffee, 1930, an original play
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| Love from a Stranger, 1936, adapted by Frank Vosper from the 1934 short story Philomel Cottage |
Peril at End House, produced on May 1,1940, adapted by Arnold Ridley
from the 1932 novel of the same name, copyright 1945 by Samuel French Limited.
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| Ten Little Niggers/Ten Little Indians, 1943,
adapted by Christie from the 1939 novel
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Appointment with Death, 1945, from the 1938 novel of the same name |
| Murder on the Nile/Hidden Horizon, 1946, adapted by Christie from the
1937 novel Death on the Nile
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The Murder at the Vicarage, 1949, adapted by Moie Charles and Barbara
Toy, from the 1930 novel of the same name
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| The Hollow, 1951, adapted by Christie from the
novel of the same name
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The Mousetrap, 1952, adapted by Christie from
her 1950 short story Three Blind Mice
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| Witness for the Prosecution, 1954, adapted by
Christie from her 1933 short story of the same name; produced by Peter
Saunders at The Winter Garden Theatre, London, on the 28th of October,
1953.
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Spider's Web, 1954, an original play
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| Towards Zero, 1956, adapted by Christie and Gerald
Verner, from the 1944 novel of the same name
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Verdict,1958, an original play
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| The Unexpected Guest, 1958, an original play
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Go Back for Murder, 1960, adapted by Christie from her 1943 novel Murder in Retrospect |
| Afternoon at the Seaside, copyright 1963, an
original one-act play collected in Rule of Three, Samuel French
publishing, Presented by Peter Saunders at the Duchess Theatre,
London, 20th of December, 1962 and directed by Hubert Gregg
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The Rats, copyright 1963, an original one-act play collected in Rule
of Three, Samuel French publishing, Presented by Peter Saunders at the Duchess Theatre, London, 20th of
December, 1962 and directed by Hubert Gregg
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| The Patient, 1962, an original one-act play collected in Rule of
Three, Samuel French Publishing. Presented by Peter Saunders at the Duchess Theatre,
London, 20th of December, 1962 and directed by Hubert Gregg
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Fiddlers Three, 1972 |
| Akhnaton, 1973, an original play written in 1937 | A Murder is Announced, 1977, adapted by Leslie Darbon from the 1950 novel of the same name |
| Cards on the Table, 1981, adapted by Leslie Darbon from the novel of
the same name
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Murder is Easy, 1993, an unpublished play adapted by Clive Exton from
the 1939 novel of the same name
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