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2 de may. de 2013 · A classic Agatha Christie short story, available individually for the first time as an ebook. Sir Henry Clithering returns to Mary Mead to dine with his friends the Bantrys and suggests inviting Miss Marple. Over dinner they discuss the peculiar case of a superstitious woman who is told that a blue geranium will bring about her death.
The Blue Geranium is the third episode of Series 5. Previous Episode: The Secret of Chimneys Next Episode: The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side Transmitted: 29th December 2010 Viewers: 5.96 million While visiting her friend Dermot in Little Ambrose, Miss Marple is drawn into investigating the death of Eddie Seward, whom she'd met on the bus and was found apparently drowned in the river. Within ...
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November 6, 2020. The Blue Geranium is the 7th story in the Tuesday Night Club story arc, featuring Miss Marple. The Tuesday Night Club short stories, published in magazines from 1927-1931, introduce Miss Marple as a character. The thirteen tales were gathered into book form in 1932 (The Thirteen Problems).
29 de dic. de 2010 · The Blue Geranium - Crew / Cast: Director: David Moore, with: Julia McKenzie (Miss Marple), Sharon Small (Mary Pritchard), Toby Stephens (George Pritchard), Claudie Blakley (Philip...
November 6, 2020. The Blue Geranium is the 7th story in the Tuesday Night Club story arc, featuring Miss Marple. The Tuesday Night Club short stories, published in magazines from 1927-1931, introduce Miss Marple as a character. The thirteen tales were gathered into book form in 1932 (The Thirteen Problems).
