The Schartz-Metterklume Method

Season 5, Episode 35, Aired

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Charlotte Hope is an educator who drives her employers to distraction by her arrogant attitude and untraditional way of rearing children.

  • Who is the mysterious lady who arrives at an isolated country house and scandalises the stuffy Victorian parents living there with her "modern" educational ideas?

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    A very typical story by "Saki", the Edwardian writer who died in the First World War, and Hermione Gingold is perfectly cast in the lead. The only problem is that there's not much of a punchline to the plot - one wishes, rather, to see the ghastly, uncaring parents getting a bit more of a comeuppance. Certainly one expects Miss Hope's pet cheetah to play a livelier part in the proceedings. However, the actors are fine - though it's a surprise to find Tom Conway uncredited in a key role, and to find Patricia Hitchcock, a regular on her father's series, in so small a part - and the overall tone is very droll in its quiet way.moreless
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