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Good production and realistic off stage effects were the features of the third play, a drama of terror and mystery. The action is laid in the bar-room of a lovely country inn where three village tradesmen are discussing the hanging of a neighbour (really innocent) that morning. The real murderer, who actually served on the jury which sentenced the innocent man, is present. An atmosphere of suspense, heightened by a raging storm, is maintained to the last dramatic line with which the murderer betrays himself, "Breen you dirty thief, you've been robbing my safe." |
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