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Colonel March of Scotland Yard is based on the character created by John Dickson Carr under the pen name

Carter Dickson

The series was filmed at Southhall Studios, Middlesex England.

1952 (episodes 1-3):-

Criterion Films

1954 (episodes 4-26):-

Fountain Films Production

Sep 1954 to: Apr 1957

26 eps ABC/ITV 30 min

This 2 Disc set contains all 26 episodes in broadcast order

1. The Sorcerer

2. Present Tense

3. At Night All Cats Are Grey

4. The Abominable Snowman

5. The Headless Hat

6. The Second Mona Lisa

7. Death in Inner Space

8. The Talking Head

9. The Devil Sells His Soul

10. Murder Is Permanent

11. The Silent Vow

12. Death and the Other Monkey

13. The Stolen Crime

14. The SIlver Curtain

15. Error at Daybreak

16. Hot Money

17. The Missing Link

18. The Misguided Missal

19. The Deadly Gift

20. The Case of the Lively Ghost

21. Death in the Dressing Room

22. The New Invisible Man

23. Passage at Arms

24. The Invisible Knife

25. The Case of the Kidnapped Poodle

26. Strange Event at Roman Fall

Boris Karloff as Colonel Perceval March

with Ewan Roberts as Inspector Ames

(except episodes featuring Eric Pohlmann as Insp. Goron)

Recurring cast:

Eric Pohlmann as Inspector Goron of the Paris Surete (1954)

(featured in "Passage At Arms" "The Headless Cat" "The Silent Vow" "The Silver Curtain"

he also appeared in a different role in "The Second Mona Lisa")

stories based on

'The Department of Queer Complaints'

by Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr)

published in 1940.

The series starred Boris Karloff as the urbane, eye-patched sleuth

Colonel March, whose mystery-solving ranged from the unnatural to the

supernatural.