Oil on canvas. Spencer Gore painted many views from his room at no 31, looking over the Crescent. Two are Mornington Crescent, looking north-east, 1911 (Museum of London) and Mornington Crescent, looking south c. 1911 (John Quinn Collection). Both are reproduced in London in Paint, by Galinou and Hayes, Museum of London 1996, pp. 356–358. Painter Walter Sickert lived on the street in 1907 at number 6, at the time of "the Camden Town Murder", and later renamed a group of his paintings The Camden Town Murder. In business In 1967, Heinz launched an advertising campaign with the slogan "Beanz Meanz Heinz". The phrase was created by advertising executive Maurice Drake and went on to become one of the best-known advertising slogans in the United Kingdom. Drake later said the slogan was "written over two pints of beer in The Victoria pub in Mornington Crescent". In film Mornington Crescent was used as a filming location for the films An Education (2009) and Brighton Rock (2011). In radio Mornington Crescent is a spoof game, featured since the 1970s in the BBC Radio 4 comedy panel show I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, which satirises complicated strategy games. A Comic Heritage blue plaque honouring Willie Rushton, one of the show's longest-serving panelists, was installed within the Mornington Crescent tube station in 2002. It is located behind the ticket barrier at the top of the stairs to the platform. In literature Iain Pears's novel Stone's Fall (2009) references an apparently fictional murder case called the "Mornington Crescent trial". The murderer is a man named William Goulding, who kept the head of his victim in a box under his bed. In music The band Belle and Sebastian have a song titled 'Mornington Crescent' on their album The Life Pursuit (2006). Chamber pop band My Life Story released an album titled Mornington Crescent (1995) on Mother Tongue Records. William Hargreaves' song "The Night I Appeared as Macbeth" (1922) includes the lines: "They made me a present/Of Mornington Crescent/They threw it a brick at a time". References Streets in the London Borough of Camden Crescents (architecture) 1820 establishments in England Camden Town