Society Kleptomaniac Unmasked At Fashionable Dance
A society hostess hires a detective to uncover a thief at a ballroom. A witness notes a drugged vinaigrette and missing diamond ear drops. The culprit, revealed as General Register, is exposed as a kleptomaniac after a careful conservatory confrontation. Victims reclaim their jewels and the case ends without public scandal.
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Remarkable child prodigies and a looming rubber shortage
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