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ALLINGHAM, Margery (Louise) Geboren: Londen, Engeland, 20 Mei 1904 ALLINGHAM, Margery (Louise) Geboren: Londen, Engeland, 20 mei 1904. Overleden: 30 juni 1966 Pseudoniem: Maxwell March Opleiding: Perse High School for Girls, Cambridge; Polytechnic School of Speech Training. Familie: dochter van de schrijver H.J. Allingham. Getrouwd met de kunstenaar en redacteur Philip Youngman Carter, 1927 Haar werk als mysteryschrijfster beschreef Allingham als een kist met vier kanten: "A Killing, a Mystery, an Enquiry and a Conclusion with an Element of Satisfaction in it." (foto: Mysterious Home Page) Detective: Albert Campion , adviseur van Scotland Yard, later spion. Woont op St. Petersgate Square, Londen en is getrouwd met Lady Amanda Fitton, zuster van de graaf van Pontisbright. In de eerste roman verschijnt hij als een nogal 'dubieus' personage, een typisch onnozele jaren '20 speurder. Zijn eerste dwaze optreden maakt dat men hem onderschat, maar hij blijkt onverwacht vindingrijk en betrouwbaar als de moeilijkheden beginnen. sidekick: Magersfontein Lugg, zijn Cockney-bediende Albert Campion: 1. The Crime at Black Dudley 1929 in Amerika verschenen odt: The Black Dudley Murder (1930) 2. Mystery Mile 1930 3. Look to the Lady 1931 in Amerika verschenen odt: The Gyrth Chalice Mystery (1931) 4. Police at the Funeral 1931 De dader lag op het kerkhof 1984 PD 506 5. Sweet Danger 1933 Gevaar is zoet 1953 Servire ZM 28 in Amerika verschenen odts: Kingdom of Death (1933) The Fear Sign (1933) 6. Death of a Ghost 1934 7. Flowers for the Judge 1936 Bloemen voor de rechter 1963/83 ZB 644/PD 511 in Amerika verschenen odt: Legacy in Blood (1949) 8. Dancers in Mourning 1937 in Amerika verschenen odt: Who Killed Chloe? (1943) 9. The Case of the Late Pig 1937 De man die twee keer stierf 1962/83 ZB 529/PD 510 10. The Fashion in Shrouds 1938 11. Traitor's Purse 1941 in Amerika verschenen odt: The Sabotage Murder Mystery (1943) 12. Coroner's Pidgin 1945 in Amerika verschenen odt: Pearls Before Swine (1945) 13. More Work for the Undertaker 1948 14. The Tiger in the Smoke 1952 De tijger in de mist 1960/75/84 ZB 260/APCC/PD 527 15. The Beckoning Lady 1955 in Amerika verschenen odt: The Estate of the Beckoning Lady (1955) 16. Hide My Eyes 1958 Het mysterie van het Goff's plein 1960 ZB 351 in Amerika verschenen odts: Tether's End (1958) Ten Were Missing (1959) 17. The China Governess 1962 18. The Mind Readers 1965 19. Cargo of Eagles #1a 1968 20. Mr. Campion's Farthing #1b 1969 21. Mr. Campion's Falcon #1b 1971 22. Mr. Campion’s Quarry 1991 #1a voltooid door haar echtgenoot Philip Youngman Carter; #1b geschreven door Philip Youngman Carter Omnibussen: Crime and Mr Campion 1959 bevat: Death of a Ghost Flowers for the Judge Dancers in Mourning The Mysterious Mr. Campion 1963 ot: An Allingham Omnibus bevat: Author’s Preface Dancers in Mourning The Case of the Late Pig The Tiger in the Smoke “On Christmas Day in the Morning” Mr. Campion's Lady 1965 ot: The Second Allingham Omnibus Mr. Campion's Clowns 1967 ot: The Third Allingham Omnibus The Margery Allingham Omnibus 1982 bevat: Introductie door Jane Stevenson Crime at Black Dudley Mystery Mile Look to the Lady korte verhalen: Mr. Campion, Criminologist 1937 bevat: “The Case of the Late Pig” “The Border-Line Case” “The Case of the Man with the Sack” “The Case of the Old Man in the Window” eerder verschenen in The Strand odt: “The Old Man in the Window” (1936) “The Case of the Pro and the Con” “The Case of the White Elephant” eerder verschenen in: The Strand (1936) “The Case of the Widow” Mr. Campion and Others 1939 bevat: “The Widow” in: The Strand (1937) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Widow” “The Name on the Wrapper” in: The Strand (1938) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Name on the Wrapper” in: EQMM (1947) “The Hat Trick” in: The Strand (1938) ook verschenen odts: “The Case of the Hat Trick” “The Magic Hat” in: EQMM (1946) “The Question Mark” in: The Strand (1938) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Question Mark” in: EQMM (1941) “The Old Man in the Window” in: The Strand (1936) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Old Man in the Window” “The White Elephant” in: The Strand (1936) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the White Elephant” “The Frenchman’s Gloves” in: The Strand (1938) ook verschenen odts: “The Case of the Frenchman's Gloves” in: EQMM (1947) “The Frenchman Wears Gloves” “The Longer View” in: The Strand (1938) ook verschenen odts: “The Case of the Longer View” “The Crimson Letters” in: EQMM (1946) “Safe As Houses” in: The Strand (1940) “The Definite Article” in: The Strand (1937) “The Meaning of the Act” in: The Strand (1939) “A Matter of Form” in: The Strand (1940) “The Danger Point” in: The Strand (1937) The Case Book of Mr. Campion #2 1947 bevat: “The Case of the Question Mark” “The Crimson Letter” “The Definite Article” “The Magic Hat” “A Matter of Form” “The Meaning of the Act” “Safe As Houses” #2 red. Ellery Queen The Allingham Case-Book 1968 bevat: “A Profile of Margery Allingham” - Preface by Philip Youngman Carter “Tall Story” (Campion) in: EQMM (1954) “Three Is a Lucky Number” ook verschenen odts: “Bluebeard’s Bath-Tub” “Bubble Bath No. 3” “The Villa Marie Celeste ” (Campion) in: EQMM (1960) ook verschenen odt: “Family Affair” “The Psychologist” ook verschenen odt: “Money to Burn” in: EQMM (1957) “Geld moet rollen” opgenomen in: Moord met zachte hand 2001 Karakter “Little Miss Know-It-All” (Campion) in: EQMM (1959) ook verschenen odt: “The Neatest Trick of the Month” “One Morning They'll Hang Him” (Campion)(1950) eerder verschenen in: A Butcher’s Dozen of Wicked Women (1960) “The Lieabout” “Face Value” (Campion) in: The Evening Standard (1953) “Evidence in Camera” “Joke Over” (Campion) in: EQMM (1954) ook verschenen odt: “The Man Who Utterly Vanished” “The Lying-in-State” ook verschenen odts: “The Lying-In-State Affair” “It’s All Part of the Service” “The Pro and the Con” ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Pro and the Con” “Is There a Doctor in the House?” ook verschenen odts: “The Great London Jewel Robbery” “Felony at Mr. Mevagissy’s” “The Doctor and the Silver Plate” “Macfalls” “The Border-Line Case” in: Rex Stout Mystery Magazine (1945) ook verschenen odt: “Border-Line Case” “They Never Get Caught” “The Mind's Eye Mystery” ook verschenen odt: “Catching at Straws” “Mum Knows Best” (Campion) in: London Evening News (1954) ook verschenen odt: “Mother Knows Best” “The Snapdragon and the C.I.D.” (Campion) in: EQMM (1963) ook verschenen odt: “Murder Under the Mistletoe” The Allingham Minibus 1973 ook verschenen odt: Mr. Campion's Lucky Day and Other Stories (1992) bevat: “He Was Asking After You” “Publicity” “The Perfect Butler” “The Barbarian” ”Mr. Campion’s Lucky Day” (Campion) in: EQMM (1947) ook verschenen odt: “Dead Man’s Evidence” “ ‘Tis Not Hereafter” “The Correspondents” “He Preferred Them Sad” “The Unseen Door” (Campion) in: Mystery Book Magazine (1946) “Bird Thou Never Wert” “The Same to Us” “She Heard It on the Radio” “The Man with the Sack” in: The Strand (1936) ook verschenen odt: “The Case of the Man with the Sack” “The Secret” “A Quarter of a Million” ook verschenen odt: “The Mystery Man of Soho” “The Pioneers” “The Sexton's Wife” “The Wink” The Return of Mr. Campion: Uncollected Stories #3 1989 bevat: “The Case Is Altered” (Campion) in: The Strand (1938) “My Friend Mr. Campion” (1935) “The Dog Day” (Campion) ook verschenen odt: “The Chocolate Dog” in: Daily Mail (1939) “The Wind Glass” “The Beauty King” “The Black Tent” (Campion) “Sweet and Low” “Once in a Lifetime” “The Kernel of Truth” “Happy Christmas” “The Wisdom of Esdras” “The Curious Affair in Nut Row” (Campion) ook verschenen odt: “The Man with the Cuckoo Clock” in: London Evening News (1955) “What to Do with an Ageing Detective”(Campion) #3 redactie en introductie J.E. Morpurgo andere crimetitels: The White Cottage Mystery 1928 Black Plumes 1940 Een moordenaar eist zijn recht 1968 NBC-M andere korte verhalen en korte romans: Wanted: Someone Innocent 1946 bevat: Wanted: Someone Innocent “He Was Asking After You” “The Sexton’s Wife” “ ‘Tis Not Hereafter” Deadly Duo 2kr: 1950 Gevraagd: iemand die te goeder trouw is 1969 ZB 1265 ook verschenen odt: 2 kr bevat: Take Two at Bedtime 1950 Wanted: Someone Innocent (1946) Gevraagd: iemand die te goeder trouw is Last Act (1950) Laatste bedrijf No Love Lost 2kr: 1954 Misdaad en roddelpraat 1967 ZB 1055 The Patient at Peacocks Hall Safer Than Love The Darings of the Red Rose 1995 ot: Newly Discovered Mysteries bevat: “The Darings of the Red Rose, Part I” “The Darings of the Red Rose, Part II” “The Darings of the Red Rose, Part III” “The Lady at the Cross Roads” “The Girl on the Fire-Escape” “The Watcher Behind the Curtain” “The Whisper on the Phone” “Her Day of Reckoning” andere niet gebundelde korte crimestories: “A Proper Mystery” 1946 “The Day of the Demon” 1951 “Word in Season” 1955 onder het pseudoniem Maxwell March: Other Man’s Danger 1933 ook verschenen odt: The Man of Dangerous Secrets (1933) Rogue’s Holiday 1935 The Shadow in the House 1936 VN Sterren Bloemen voor de rechter * 1987 De tijger in de mist * 1980 Het mysterie van Goff’s plein - 1987 De man die twee keer stierf - 1983 MEDIA bewerkingen FILM: jaar screenplay director gebaseerd op/cast Room to Let 1950 Margery Allingham (play) Godfrey Grayson & John Gilling The Tiger in the Smoke # 1956 Anthony Pelissier Roy Ward Baker Jack Havoc: Tony Wright # in deze film werd Campion uit het script geschreven.
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