The Black Box by E Phillips Oppenheim synopsis
A brief synopsis notes a motion picture drama labeled The Black Box by E Phillips Oppenheim, author of Mr Greit of Monte. The fragment mentions production or copyright details from 1915 and refers to a synopsis placeholder for the work, with sparse readable text about the plot and credits.
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
Mr. Greit of
Monte Seas
Sete
Craig
Bil
Ie Butler
Middleton
Queat
Ashleigh
Quest
Upatake
Aleealy
Fragmented text hints at crime tale with names and escape
A garbled OCR passage references a murderer, legal pursuit, and escapes to England. Mentions include a lord, a quest, and a recapture by Scotland, with names such as Greg and Lord Ashlei appearing amid disjointed phrasing.
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Lord Gal
Nm Mygan
Vals
Greg
Scotland
Roen Quest
Lambiin
Honge
Lord Ashlei
Craig
Quest and Lenora Foil London Criminal Ring
Quest and Lenora race through London to thwart Craig and the white slave ring. Scotland Yard and Hardaway join to pursue a dangerous pair while Lenora is rescued from a perilous trap. Quest boards a Barton bound for India to corner the fugitives before the ship sails.
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London
Quest
Lenora
Craig
Lady Ashleigh
Lord Ashleigh
Julia
George
Ashleigh
Imola
Alephone
Aleo
Professor
Queat
Detective ‘Department
Hardaway
Misa Lenora Macdougal
Professor Ashleigh
Plymouth
Pup
Hamblin Road
Miss Macdougal
Clifford’s Hotel
Payne Street
Princesa Court Road
Weat Kensington
Hismere Road
Hampstead
Want Kensington
West Kensington
Intervat
Hathaway
Clifford's
Mr. Quest
South America
Alstant
Kensington
Dixon
Atone
Canadioun
Quert
Karl
Quent
Tmell
Lenore
Sendra
James 'Si
Elas
Laural
Laura
Latina
Southampton
Gangwa
India
Firat
Port Bald
Scotland Yard
Barton
Quast
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F. Wood
Willet
Elemere Road
Mre
Kengington
Princess Court Road
Opéhert
Mrs. Willet
Lenois
Mel
Mrs
Hampstend
Elamera Toad
Lenora Macdougal
America
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