(SA) Dressed to Kill

Adventure! Tonight, Ron Evans takes us back to Victorian England in his spine tingling story entitled dress to kill. Yes, but it's coming in on time or every night. Oh, I'm a boat right now, I can't wait to see her again.

I wonder if she's changed. Oh, there she is. She's seen her. You mean that pretty one? Yes, she's really think. Oh, she's rather cool. Oh, Uncle Paul. I'm so excited. Oh, have you here? It's been a long journey.

But from what I have seen it was worth it. Oh, can't you start? What's beautiful? Oh, let me introduce you to Uncle Paul. So you are the anchor of Walter Alice talked about so much when she stayed with me in Paris.

That's right. It is the door I already know you. The man of House is three miles from here over towards the sea. Victor is waiting at the station with the carriage. Victor? He is the odd job man my mind loyed.

If it's sinister looking quite harmless really. He is the unemployed village idiot so to speak. Until my sister took pity on him. He works willingly though. It was the middle of July 1877 when Marion Leblanc visited her friend's home close to the small Cornish village of Trigene.

It was a return visit, for Alice Carter had stayed a month at Marion's home the previous year, which had been the result of their close friendship at a Swiss finishing school for young ladies they had both attended for two years.

One and Alice were both exceptionally beautiful, but were, as yet, both innocent of a close relationship with the opposite sex. Alice's father had died the previous year, and she lived only with her mother and her uncle Walter in a rambling old manor house set in some of the most beautiful scenery to be found