The Ghost Train (Revised)

Six passengers find themselves stranded late at night in the waiting-room of an isolated Cornish railway station. Ignoring the ghostly tales and dire warnings of the stationmaster, they decide to stay where they are until morning – with terrifying consequences. Finally, all is revealed and the details of a fiendish plot are laid bare. Arnold Ridley, best known as Private Godfrey in Dad's Army, wrote this much loved and often performed play in 1923.