Lieabout Face Value Evidence in Camera Joke Over The Lying-In-State The Pro and the Con Is There a Doctor in the House? The Borderline Case They Never Get Caught The Mind's Eye Mystery Mum Knows Best The Snapdragon and the C.I.D. The Allingham Minibus (U.S. title: Mr. Campion's Lucky Day and Other Stories) (1973) He Was Asking After You Publicity The Perfect Butler The Barbarian Mr Campion's Lucky Day 'Tis Not Hereafter The Correspondents He Preferred Them Sad The Unseen Door Bird Thou Never Wert The Same To Us She Heard It On The Radio The Man With The Sack The Secret A Quarter of a Million The Pioneers The Sexton's Wife The Wink The Return of Mr. Campion (1989) comprising: The Case is Altered My Friend Mr Campion The Dog Day The Wind Glass The Beauty King The Black Tent Sweet and Low Once in a Lifetime The Kernel of Truth Happy Christmas The Wisdom of Esdras The Curious Affair in Nut Row What to do with an Aging Detective Omnibus editions Crime and Mr Campion (1959) – Death of a Ghost, Flowers for the Judge and Dancers in Mourning. Three Cases for Mr Campion (1961) – Look to the Lady, The Fashion in Shrouds and Traitor's Purse. The Mysterious Mr Campion (1963) – The Case of the Late Pig, Dancers in Mourning and The Tiger in the Smoke; also a short story On Christmas Day in the Morning and a preface by the author. Mr Campion's Lady (1965) – Sweet Danger, The Fashion in Shrouds and Traitor's Purse; also a short story A Word in Season and a preface by the author. Mr Campion's Clowns (1967) – Mystery Mile, Coroner's Pidgin and More Work for the Undertaker; with a preface by Philip Youngman Carter. Adaptations Campion (1959–1960) Two stories were adapted by the BBC in 1959 and 1960, with Bernard Horsfall as Campion and Wally Patch as Lugg. Each story was shown in six 30-minute episodes. The 1959 adaptation of Dancers in Mourning also featured John Ruddock as Oates, Denis Quilley as Jimmy Sutane, Michael Gough as Squire Mercer and Noel Howlett as 'Uncle' William Faraday. The 1960 adaptation, Death of a Ghost, featured Arthur Brough as Oates. Detective (1968) In 1968 The Case of the Late Pig was adapted for television starring Brian Smith as Campion, and George Sewell as Lugg. It was part of the BBC