Man in the Queue

English · 1929 · 8h 55m · Mystery & Thriller, Historical Fiction

Introducing Inspector Grant of Scotland Yard! In this early example of the police procedural from the 'golden age' of British crime writing, Grant and his colleagues are faced with an unusual case of murder. The victim has been stabbed in the back in a theatre queue with nothing to identify him other than his clothes and a revolver in his pocket. The murderer is in the queue, but who is it? (Summary by Phil Benson)

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Murder	15:28
Inspector Grant	34:50
Danny Miller	29:29
Raoul Legarde	27:29
Danny Again	23:36
The Levantine	23:47
Things Move	45:40
Mrs. Everett	34:19
Grant Gets More Information Than He Expected	43:52
The Burst To The North	32:04
Carninnish	27:40
Capture	45:22
Marking Time	20:39
The Statement	30:03
The Brooch	25:53
Miss Dinmont Assists	29:29
Solution	31:51
Conclusion	13:59