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The Main Crossword Clue Which Goes Right Across This Week's Prize Crossword

goldblend | 15:49 Sun 10th Jan 2016 | Crosswords

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26a a stage play by J M Barrie in 1902 am completely stuck - help it is not Peter Pan can anyone figure it out? Thanks in advance!!! goldblend

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Letter count please?

Admirable Crichton

Quality Street

(the) Admirable Crichton

Sorry that was 1901

Chrichton looks better

It was made into a film many years ago with Kenneth More (1957)

Baldric

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._M._Barrie#Works_.28by_year.29

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