Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard
Date: 1940
Director: Fred Ellis
Production Company: Hurley Productions, Victor Katona Productions
Stars: Mary Clare, Edward Lexy, Nigel Patrick, Janet Johnson, Anthony Ireland
Location(s): London (Studio)
Region(s): London M-N
Storyline:
An eccentric female detective investigates the murders of people who are members of the same psychic club.
Additional Information:
Screen captures by Phil Wilkinson
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Looking from the bedroom window of his fiancée Maraday's apartment, reporter Richard Loddon spots a Man (Ben Williams) across the road. Just one location, possibly two, in this production shot at Highbury Studios on Highbury New Park N5.
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Leaving Miss Wood inside her Green Valley home, Richard Loddon (Nigel Patrick) leaves the building and confronts the Man to discover that he's a plain-clothes Detective. The name above the door reads 'The Studio'.
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Later, the Detective spots Loddon trying to attract Maraday's attention by whistling up at her bedroom window.
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Getting no response, Richard peers through the curtains into her living room as the Detective calls Inspector Shott.
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The journalist makes his way to the back of the building where he gains access to Maraday's flat.