Charles G. Booth

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Charles Gordon Booth (February 12, 1896 – May 22, 1949) was a

Works

• Sinister House, (1926)
• Gold Bullets, (1929)
• Murder At High Tide, (1930)
• Seven Alibis, (1932)
• The Cat And The Clock, (1935)
• The General Died At Dawn, (1937)
• Mr Angel Comes Aboard, (1944)
• Murder Strikes Thrice, (1946)

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References

External links

• Charles G. Booth at
  IMDb
• Charles G. Booth, "Stag Party" Features,
  National Public Radio
  January 2008 (Accessed March 3, 2015)

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