A murder mystery farce written by Charles Dyer, featuring a cast of suspicious characters telling the story of the death of wealthy Mr Barraclough. Two solicitors arrive at the house to read the will. When they reveal that part of the inheritance goes to the servants, the house is set into turmoil. A murder then occurs and the solicitors find themselves having to piece together the clues to find the culprit
Directed by John Bennett, and produced by Maureen Heath. This seems to be the last mention for Basil Walker, who joined 38 years ago, and Ted Selkirk after 25 years. Arthur Pover had retired last year, and the three had built sets together for many years
