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Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide Harlequin. Davidson leaps forward and curses Poirot but is quickly arrested by Japp. Poirot reveals that the strength with which the knife was plunged into Cronshaw meant that a man was responsible for the crime. The stiffness of the body meant that he had been dead for some time and not killed in the ten minute interval between being seen in the box and then being found dead on the floor, therefore the figure seen as Harlequin was one of the others. It could not have been Beltane as his costume was too elaborate to change quickly. Davidson killed Cronshaw earlier, hid the body in the curtained recess, then took Miss Courtenay home where he fed her an overdose of the drug. He did not stay there for a while as he claimed but returned immediately. His motive was that of self-preservation as it was he who was supplying Miss Courtenay with her drug and Cronshaw was on the point of finding out and exposing him. 68
Agatha Christie’s Poirot Episode Guide The Mystery of Hunter’s Lodge Season 3 Episode Number: 32 Season Episode: 10 Originally aired: Sunday March 10, 1991 Writer: Agatha Christie, T. R. Bowen Director: Renny Rye Show Stars: Hugh Fraser (Captain Arthur Hastings), Philip Jackson (Chief Inspector James Japp), Pauline Moran (Miss Felicity Lemon), David Suchet (Hercule Poirot) Guest Stars: Victoria Alcock (Ellie), Denise Alexander (the real Mrs Middleton), Roy Boyd (Jack Stoddard), Bernard Horsfall (Harrington Pace), Diana Kent (Zoe Havering / Mrs Middleton), Jim Norton (I) (Roger Havering), Christopher Scoular (Sergeant Forgan), Shaughan Seymour (Archie Havering), Clare Travers-Deacon (Joan), Raymond Trickitt (P.C. Cooke), Arthur Whybrow (Anstruther) Summary: When Poirot joins Hastings for a grouse shoot, one of their party is murdered. Poirot has to investigate the killing while in bed with a severe cold. Poirot is ill in bed with influenza when he and Hastings receive a visit from a Mr Roger Havering, the second son of a Baronet who has been married to an actress for some years. Mr Havering stayed at his club in London the previous evening and the following morning receives a telegram from his wife telling him his Uncle, Harrington Pace, was murdered the previous evening and to come at once with a detective. As Poirot is indisposed, Hastings sets off with Havering for the scene of the crime — Derbyshire. Mr Pace, an American by birth and the brother of Mr Havering’s mother, owns an isolated hunting lodge on the Derbyshire moors. When Hastings and Havering arrive there they meet Inspector Japp as Scotland Yard has been called in on the case. As Havering goes off to answer questions, Hastings speaks with the housekeeper, Mrs Middleton, who tells him she showed a black-bearded man into the house the previous evening who wanted to see Mr Pace. She and Mrs Havering were outside the room that the two men were talking in when they heard a shot. The door to the room was locked but they found the window outside open and gaining entry found Mr Pace dead, shot by one of two pistols on display in the room and the used pistol now missing, together with the black-bearded man. Mrs Middleton sends Mrs Havering to see Hastings and she confirms the housekeeper’s story. Japp also confirms Havering’s alibi for his train times to London and his attendance at the club but soon the missing pistol is found dumped in Ealing. Hastings wires to Poirot with the facts but Poirot is only interested in the clothes worn by and descriptions of Mrs Middleton and Mrs Havering. Poirot wires back instructions to arrest Mrs Middleton at once but she disappears before this instruction can be carried out. Upon investigation, no trace can be made of her actual existence, either from the agency she was employed from or the methods by which she reached Derbyshire. Once Hastings is back in London, Poirot 69
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