The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre

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1959–1965

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The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre (1959)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaMystery crime stories with sometimes different cops and many now-famous faces.Mystery crime stories with sometimes different cops and many now-famous faces.Mystery crime stories with sometimes different cops and many now-famous faces.

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John Wilder

Detective…

George Hilsdon

Police Constable…

Bernard Lee

Superintendent Meredith…

Stanley Morgan

Det. Sgt. Anson…

Tony Wall

Constable Huntly…

Bernard Archard

Det. Inspector Verity…

John Carson

Insp. Jackson…

Allan Cuthbertson

Chief Supt. Symington…

Alfred Burke

Davison…

Victor Platt

Constable Jackson…

Clifford Earl

Det. Sgt. Wentworth…

Marianne Stone

Alicia Preston…

Norma Parnell

Day Nurse…

Peter Thomas

3rd Reporter…

Guy Standeven

Casino Patron…

Maxine Audley

Liz Teasdale…

Jacqueline Ellis

Elsa Marlowe…

Paul Daneman

Frank Griffiths…

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The telephone played an important role in The Edgar Wallace Mystery series. However, the standard British phone ring of the day comprised two steady rings with a cadence of 0.4 sec on, 0.2 sec off, 0.4 sec on, then 2 sec off. Presumably, to save time and inject a sense of urgency into the proceedings, British telephone rings in both this and many other presentations of the day were frequently speed-up, sometimes to twice the normal rate.

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In US each episode was cut to 45 minutes to fit hour-long commercial TV slots.

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8/10

Very Good 1960s Mystery Film/TV Series

I remember my dad watching The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre on Australian TV in the 1960s along with the Perry Mason series. I also saw some installments on the big screen at the cinema as a second feature during the 1960s. Excellent production values, sets, top actors and sharp cinema quality black and white photography. Very good scripts with each episode having a good twist in the tail. The series is currently being repeated on early morning free to air TV in Australia. Still stands up as a good mystery anthology series and well worth a view.