Bring the fatted calf and kill it.
(Detective Comics #1089)

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Bring the fatted calf and kill it.
(Detective Comics #1089)
Fatted Calf Hotel, Cromford Court, Manchester
10th October 1959
It was reached from Market Street by way of a narrow alley
It was used as the fictional Lacy Arms in the film Hell is a City
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The Bama line, the subject line, and Luke 15:11-32
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