Black coffee

In this item, I explain a drama of Agatha(Miller) Christie. Please see "how to drink that is a coffee # state" about the black coffee as how to drink coffee.

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"Black coffee" (an original title: Black Coffee) is a drama of British novelist Agatha(Miller) Christie. It is the mystery play of the Hercule Poirot thing. It is a performance in the premiere, a Saint Martin theater of the next year city waist end in the エンバシー theater of the Switzerland cottage which was ever in the northwestern part of London in 1930. The dramatization of the Christie work wants to assume "Ackroyd homicide" the original in 1928, and there is "an alibi", but this is the first work for the drama which Christie wrote. It was become a novel in 1997 by Charles Osborne. Both drama version and fictionization are published as a Japanese edition as of 2008 by Hayakawa Publishing.

Table of contents

Outline

The Lord Claude Amory of the scientist said that I invited Hercule Poirot of the detective to the house in front of a family. While he said that the equation of the new atomic explosion that I studied was stolen and made a room pitch-darkness, I recommended it to return the envelope which an equation entered. Is lighted, and an envelope was put in the desk, but Claude dies afterwards; envelope はからだった.

Character

Hercule Poirot [¹]

A Belgian well-known private detective.

Captain Arthur Hastings [¹]

A friend (the part of so-called Watson) of ポアロ.

Lord Claude Amory

An atomic energy scientist. A man of around 60 years old. I have the patent of the special lock in inventors at the same time to be the first person of the modern scientific community [²].

Richard Amory

A son of Claude. The popular British gentleman of the good feeling.

Lucia Amory

A wife of Richard. It is a beautiful woman woman of around 25 years old in the half with an Italian and the British.

Caroline Amory

A younger sister of Claude. The middle-age woman who is old-fashioned, but seems to be kind.

Barbara Amory

A niece of Claude. A modern 21-year-old woman.

Edward Rayner

A secretary of Claude. The 28-year-old man that there is not the characteristic particularly.

Treadwell

The butler of the Amory house.

Boyfriend re-doctor

The visitor of the Amory house. An Italian man.

Graham

A family doctor of Claude.

Inspector Jap [¹]

The police inspector of the Scotland yard.

Detective Johnson

The police officer whom Inspector Jap brought.

Constitution

Three constitution to assume athenaeum of the Lord Claude Amory's house the stage. In addition, the Abbott cleveite approximately 25 miles away from London has the Amory residence.

• First curtain - 8:30 p.m.
• Second curtain - next morning
• Third curtain - 15 minutes later

Bibliography information

I list only a Japanese translation version.

for drama

• "Black coffee" Minoru Asada reason, Hayakawa Publishing (Christie library), January, 2004 publication, ISBN 4-15-130065-1 et al.

Fictionization

• "Black coffee fictionization" Taeko Nakamura reason, Hayakawa Publishing (Christie library), September, 2004 publication, ISBN 4-15-130034-1 et al.

Footnote

1. It is the character who appears a lot in other works of ^ ^{a b c} Christie.
2. It is quoted by lines of Richard of the ^ first curtain.

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