Talking Pictures are showing Edgar Lustgarten Scotland Yard weekdays at 6. And on quite a few J.M. Burgoyne-Johnson is the cinematographer.

J.M. Burgoyne-Johnson (1922–1997)
Cinematographer | Camera Department
Trivia: Founder of the Buckingham Film Museum.
Born: 1922 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK
Died: December, 1997 (age 75)

I seem to recall the name earlier too. I wonder if he had anything to do with P. M. Films? Ralph Gill was one of the owners and I think J.M. Burgoyne-Johnson might have been too.

P. M. Films released a couple of titles from this series

The Dark Stairway
The Candlelight Murder

The titles were reviewed in Movie Maker and didn't get really good ones.

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David, we do have a couple of these, i will try and fish them from my Brother and do a review. They were PM film and fit perfectly onto a 600ft spool, i think they are complete and are both excellent b/w prints.
I know one of the one we have is The Greek ST Murder. I'll have to check the other, (i think we may have sold it). It's been years since i ran these.

These are great shows, I've seen these on Talking Pictures, but they kept repeating the episodes, so stopped watching. One of my regrets is that I never visited the Buckingham Movie museum. I did visit a movie museum in St.Ives, Cornwall, which no doubt is also long gone.

That one has gone to,

I have 24 of the 38 episodes of the Scotland yard series in fact sold a couple on ebay last month and may sell a few more, these are very good and quite rare on 16mm .I also have the edgar Wallace ones to which last about 60 mins
I may sell some of these has I have 2 prints of the edgar Wallace series I have
marriage of convenience
the death trap
both a cracking prints
also got the edgar Wallace feature the ringer that to is a cracking print
all films are in glorious black and white no fade