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Murder in the Title A provincial, historic theatre is threatend with closure by unscrupulous property developers. The theatre management seems to be digging its own grave with various troubles including bizarre accidents happening on stage. All this ends in a spectacular suicide. Or is it murder as Charles Paris suspects? As actor his career is still on the way down and this time has a walking-on part, or better a falling-on part, namely falling out of a cupboard as a corpse with a sword in his chest. However as a detective he is going from strength to strength. He soon discovers that someone is deliberately sabotaging the company, and as the theatre continues to stagger from crisis to crisis he skillfully identifies the saboteur - and murderer. Not Dead, only Resting During a period of 'resting', i.e. unemployment of an actor, Charles Paris takes on a job as a house painter. Arriving for work at the flat above a very fashionable restaurant in that little hinterland of streets behind Holland Park Avenue, he finds the mutilated body of of Yves Lafeu, the young chef. The chief suspect, who apparently left the country the night of the murder, may or may not be in France and may or may not have committed suicide. Yves Lafeu's sister does not want her parents to know about their son's life style, nor how he died, and she doesn't like intrusion into her private life. Stan Fogden, another resting actor and decorator, turns out to be the helping hand, or rather fist.

Murder in the Title A provincial, historic theatre is threatend with closure by unscrupulous property developers. The theatre management seems to be digging its own grave with various troubles including bizarre accidents happening on stage. All this ends in a spectacular suicide. Or is it murder as Charles Paris suspects? As actor his career is still on the way down and this time has a walking-on part, or better a falling-on part, namely falling out of a cupboard as a corpse with a sword in his chest. However as a detective he is going from strength to strength. He soon discovers that someone is deliberately sabotaging the company, and as the theatre continues to stagger from crisis to crisis he skillfully identifies the saboteur - and murderer. Not Dead, only Resting During a period of 'resting', i.e. unemployment of an actor, Charles Paris takes on a job as a house painter. Arriving for work at the flat above a very fashionable restaurant in that little hinterland of streets behind Holland Park Avenue, he finds the mutilated body of of Yves Lafeu, the young chef. The chief suspect, who apparently left the country the night of the murder, may or may not be in France and may or may not have committed suicide. Yves Lafeu's sister does not want her parents to know about their son's life style, nor how he died, and she doesn't like intrusion into her private life. Stan Fogden, another resting actor and decorator, turns out to be the helping hand, or rather fist.