The Mystery of the Yellow Room Chronicle of a Paris mystery
A detailed synopsis of the Yellow Room case in which Mlle Stangerson is attacked in a locked chamber. Rouletabille and Larssen probe witness accounts, suspected motives, and a strange phenomenon linking hypnotism, disguise, and a crisscrossing of galleries at the chateau near Paris. The narrative blends deduction with excerpts from Rouletabille’s notebook about a night of creeping footprints and a near escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mlle. Stangerson
Monsieur Stangerson
Daddy Jacques
Chateau
Mademoiselle
Joseph Rouletabille
The
Epoque
Sinclair
Robert Darzac
Mile. Stangerson
Frederic Larsan
Darzac
Routetabille
Larmin
Rouletabille
Larsan
London
St.clair
Might
Mile
Stangerson
Monsieur Darzac
Frederic Larson
Roulembille
Europe
Monsieur Robert Darzac
Rouletanille
Roulemabille
Scene From The Blue Mouse Moves On Quietly
A narrator reflects on the Yellow Room crime as Mlle Stangersen eyes Monsieur Darzac, questioning if she anticipated the murderer and why she opened her door. He fears revealing silence may invite further harm and seeks to observe without triggering another crime, then moves toward Daddy Jacques’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Chateau
Frederic Larson
Mademoiselle
Stangerson
Sylvia
Boudoir
Monsieur Robert Darzac
Monsieur Darzac
Yellow Room
Mademoiselle Stangersen
Daddy Jacques
Summer Vacation Dilemmas From A Barbershop
In a chatty exchange, a Head Barber and a Manicure Lady discuss summer plans. They weigh country eggs, flirtations, and Jo Blow's Camp Algonac pitch while considering railroad brochures about resorts along the Denver and Rio Grande route. They warn against trusting promotional hype and urge choosing a place that fits them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
George
Joe Blow
Camp Algonac
Algonac
Denver
Hio Grande Railroad
Favorite Prescription and Related Cure Claims
Advert text touts Favorite Prescription as a potent tonic and blood purifier for women, claiming to aid mucous surfaces from nose to bowels and to cure catarrhal diseases. It markets both medicines as non alcoholic and non secret, with glyceric extracts and a book detailing ingredients and endorsements from medical authors.
Vaudeville Stars Sam Chip and Mary Marble at the Grand
Review notes Sam Chip and Mary Marble as main vaudeville feature at the Grand with a Delft Dialogues sketch and lively songs. Adolph Blauber critic calls the piece a bright 20 minute entertainment. Marble dazzles with singing and dancing. Chip praised for effort. Bloomington friends prepare send off as a production by Fraigs tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Chip
Mary Marble
the Grand
Adolph Blauber
New York Times
Percy G. Williams
Colonial Theater
New York
Anna Marble Pollock
Delft
Miss Marble
Ginger
Chip
Park Theater Welcomes Eleanor Le Croix Flaig Playwright
Mrs Eleanor Le Croix Flaig rests a moment in the Park theater dressing room as the Holden stock company prepares to stage her first produced drama Margaret of the Ellises. Rehearsals show promise of success and bring her noted gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Company
City Hall Idle Citizen Hears Names Inside
A lank disconsolate artisan, paused on town hall steps during a municipal meeting, inquired who was speaking inside. A brisk stranger asked if he was entering, and the artisan replied he had just come out, noting a well known speaker inside but receiving no clear answer on the topic.
The Blue Mouse at Majestic Theater
The Blue Mouse by Clyde Fitch opens next Thursday through Saturday with a matinee on Saturday at the Majestic. It has earned praise in Germany and elsewhere and features Paulette Divine as The Blue Mouse with a large cast including Elsa Ryan Robert Dempster Sam Reed Albert Gran Lily Kall Ralph Morgan John E. Hynes and Marie Gerard in a farce of marital mixups and clever ruses set in a railroad office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Messrs. Shubert
the Majestic
Germany
France
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
New York
Paulette Divine
Blue Mouse
Rollett
Inter-State Railroad
Cohoes
Elsa Ryan
Robert Dempster
Sam Reed
Albert Gran
Lily Kall
Ralph Morgan
John E. Hynes
Award Craven
Marie Gerard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rouletbille
Roulegebille
Frederic Largan
Mother Angenoux
Chacau
Mademoiselle Stangson
THR Metropolitan Company
Majestic Theater
William F. Kirk
Dees
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Flaig
Bloomington
Fraigs
Ill
Ciy
Mass
Ave
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Rushville
Connersville
Texas
Victor Records
Massachusetts Avenue
Castoria
OD J
Atlantic City, N. J
Ocean Front
New Jersey
Walter J. Buzby
H. Young
Mgr
15Th St
Vonnegut Hardware CO
East
Washington Street
J. Francis Wilson
Newton
King Coal CO
Blake St
Climax
Pearson
BRS
Virginia Avenu
Polk’s Milk
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