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From: BillGill <billne...@cox.net>
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I saw the new Miss Marple last night.  The story was "A Pocket Full of Rye".
I thought it was pretty well done.  Of course Miss Marple didn't really
look like Miss Marple, but then they never do.  At least once you have
seen your first one.  And sometimes not then.  But the story seemed to
stick very closely to the original book, as far as I can recall.  I
haven't read it for a while, so I guess I will have to go reread it now.

Bill