Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) (1961)
17 places reported by location guides, not confirmed yet. See below.
Unconfirmed places
17 places reported by a source, not confirmed yet. Each one links to where it was reported.
Dundonald Road in Merton
UnconfirmedDetective Sergeant Dobbs closes the door after the young lads get into the back of the Superintendent's police car. Looking north-east along Dundonald Road in Merton. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came from35 Coombe Road on Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey
UnconfirmedWith Scotland Yard on the scene, Reporters (Including Martin Lyder and Colin McKenzie) gather outside the police station as the Superintendent and his Sergeant arrive to question Tim Cruft. Peter Bywaters recognised the familiar location as 35 Coombe Road on Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey, the former Register Office for births, deaths and marriages which also appears 'The Never, Never Murder', 'We Shall See', 'The Share Out', 'Inadmissible Evidence', 'Evidence in Concrete', 'Confession' and 'Private Information'. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromBattersea
UnconfirmedFlying in a helicopter from Battersea, Superintendent Carter and Detective Sergeant Dobbs catch up with the white Sunbeam Alpine. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromBox Cottage, 12 Watery Lane
UnconfirmedMrs. Burns (Judy Rodgers) meets her son and his friend at the gate before the boys take the Detectives to the garden shed to show them what they had found. The name on the gate reads Box Cottage and this is outside number 12 Watery Lane. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromDundonald School on Dundonald Road SW19
UnconfirmedAt one school, the Detective finds that the eggs had been gathered by Sandy Burns (Terry Brooks) and Tommy Harris ('Mischief' Champniss). Dundonald School on Dundonald Road SW19. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromkennels near Dorking
UnconfirmedThe Detectives are met by Mr. Ford after they make their way to the kennels near Dorking where Miss Drew's dogs are kept. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromLondon Road in Morden, Surrey
UnconfirmedLeaving the station, John Powers (John Woodvine) crosses the road towards Joan Drew (Norma Parnell) as she waits in her car. London Road in Morden, Surrey with Morden underground station across the road. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromLuton Airport
UnconfirmedThe Detectives land in front of the plane that Powers and Joan have climbed into. Luton Airport with the 1952 Control Tower to the right. The Control Tower was demolished 1996. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromLuton Airport in Bedfordshire
UnconfirmedA police car arrives at the airport. Luton Airport in Bedfordshire. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromLuton Airport, the slip road from the northbound carriageway of the M1 at junction 10, the Pepperstock Interchange, in Bedfordshire
UnconfirmedFollowed by the Sergeant's car, Powers drives to Luton Airport. The slip road from the northbound carriageway of the M1 at junction 10, the Pepperstock Interchange, in Bedfordshire where the link road, now A1081, heads east towards Luton. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromNelson Hospital on The Rush off Kingston Road in SW20
Unconfirmed"Yet within a few hours a routine post-mortem performed at the local hospital revealed something so remarkable that the local police asked for the immediate assistance of Scotland Yard." Nelson Hospital on The Rush off Kingston Road in SW20. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromNelson Hospital with properties on Watery Lane
UnconfirmedSuperintendent Carter (Geoffrey Keen) and Detective Sergeant Dobbs enter the hospital where the Pathologist explains that Stephens' broken neck had been caused by a strike from a heavy object, not the fall. Outside Nelson Hospital with properties on Watery Lane in the left background. The hospital appears in many productions including 'The Dark Man', 'Wings of Death', 'Egghead's Robot' and 'The Fatal Journey'. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromOdeon at the corner of London Road and Aberconway Road in Morden
UnconfirmedA short distance away, Sergeant Putnam (Peter Stratford) watches from an unmarked "Q" car. Outside the Odeon at the corner of London Road and Aberconway Road in Morden. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromThe Feathers, Piccadilly Circus W1
UnconfirmedFollowing an anonymous telephone call, the Superintendent makes his way the the Feathers, a public house in London's West End. Piccadilly Circus W1. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromWandsworth Greyhound Racing Stadium on Garret Lane in SW18
UnconfirmedEdgar Lustgarten narrates "The background of this case is concerned with dog racing. A sport that brings excitement to millions of ordinary men and women. A sport that depends for its existence on one of the most aristocratic of beasts, the greyhound." Wandsworth Greyhound Racing Stadium on Garret Lane in SW18. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromWandsworth Greyhound Stadium
Unconfirmed"Famed since the time of the Pharaohs for its speed beauty and grace. A hound once so highly prized that by law ownership was restricted to persons of high birth. While the killing of one of these blue bloods of the canine world brought the same penalty as the murder of a man. Today, these dogs provide sport for everyone and the only risk is whether your favourite wins or loses." Wandsworth Greyhound Stadium closed in June 1966 after hosting races for a little over 31 years. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
Where this came fromWatery Lane SW19 with the corner of Church Path
UnconfirmedThe boys are driven home after explaining that they lost the box in the hollow tree . . . where they had discovered something else. Facing north on Watery Lane SW19 with the corner of Church Path in the right background. — recorded for Silent Weapon, The (A Scotland Yard supporting feature) by Reelstreets. Not yet verified by us.
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