Pamela Stirling

The Echo Murders -- The police are investigating the suspicious death of a mine owner when they stumble upon a strange Nazi plot to invade England.

The Echo Murders -- A great Sexton Blake mystery!. In a lonely, dark house in Cornwall, a man is murdered in the black of the night, shortly after leaving a confession to an earlier murder on a Dictaphone.

This vintage romantic comedy from director Robert Hamer stars Alec Guinness as Sir Edgar Fraser, a middle-aged aristocrat who journeys to Paris with his twentysomething son, John (Vernon Gray), in order to find the lad a girlfriend. But John hatches his own scheme to land his lonesome pop a woman -- and soon the two become entangled with cute shopgirls, blue-blooded dames and one madcap misunderstanding after another.

(1945) David Farrar, Dennis Price, Pamela Stirling. A great Sexton Blake mystery!. In a lonely, dark house in Cornwall, a man is murdered in the black of the night, shortly after leaving a confession to an earlier murder on a Dictaphone. Another man is found slain on the beach below, money and jewels still in his overcoat pocket. Sexton Blake is called in. He discovers a trail of greed and espionage that leads him to a ring of conspirators led by a sinister crime boss who only speaks to his men from a loudspeaker above a hidden room. What is the secret of the mysterious cave below the strange house on the ocean cliff? Lots of lurking figures and 'lights out' scenes. One short, but memorable scene has Blake being mercilessly tortured by his unsavory captors. A great little thriller. Recommended. 16mm.