cemetery shakedown convenient adaptation

books:

Any Body for Tea? An adaptation in one-act of Bull in a China Shop
C.B. Gilford

Baker's Plays, Boston, Mass, 1963

24 pages, small paperback play

Manhunt 1961--February
Robert Page Jones. Contributors include C. B. Gilford

Flying Eagle Publications, 1961

THE BEST OF FIENDS: Sweet Sweet Murder; Final Performance; Say Cheese; The Cemetery Man; No Tears for Foster; ...

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Alfred (editor) (H. A. DeRosso; Dick Ellis; Ed Lacy; C. B. Gilford; Fletcher Flora; Robert Colby; Rog Phillips; Neil M. Clark; Jack Ritchie; Edwin P. Hicks; Gilbert Ralston; Richard O. Lewis; Richard Deming; Mary Linn Roby) Hitchcock

Dell Books, 1972

ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S THE BEST OF FIENDS
Alfred Hitchcock's The Best of Fiends is part of a series of short story collections released in the sixties and seventies. Alfred Hitchcock, as I understand it, was not even peripherally involved with these books (his introductions were ghost-written). Best of Fiends contains fourteen crime and suspense short stories by these authors: H. A. DeRosso, C. B. Gilford, Rog Phillips, Edwin P. ...

Jury Room (A Play)
C.B. Gilford

Baker, 1999

Twelve jurors gather to decide the innocence or guilt of a young girl. Did she stab her uncle in cold blood? Eleven jurors say Yes one, a student actress, says No. The jurors agree to her request to re-enact the crime right there. Props are brought in including the actual murder weapon. The actress becomes the accused. The foreman takes the part of the murdered man, and as the re-enactment proceeds, some people begin to lose themselves in ...