Mystery at Beacon Hall and the Royal Box Heist
Detective Depford Hope investigates a Royal Box burglary during a theatre blackout. Sir Louis Beacon aids a private inquiry while Braceford’s initials surface in a cloak-room clue. The pursuit shifts to Beacon Hall as the case deepens toward a future confrontation.
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Mappe
Louis
Hapey
Depford Hope
Sistant
Hope
Imperial Theatre
Ceplord Hope
Sir Louis
Lamghid
Royal Box
Richard Lionel Braceford
Braceford
Deplord Hope
Braveford
Chancery Lane
Sir Louis Beacon
Louis Beacon
Llandudoo
Dr. Thomson
America
Eis
Rar
Strand
Haymarket
Pieradilly Circus
St. James's
Dover Street
Beacon Hall
Bracesford
Pat
Syren
Beacon Hurst
The Dog That Knows No Proverb and a Chinaman
On a sunny day a Chinaman walking calmly is chased by a barking dog from a house. An old gentleman comforts him with a proverb about barking dogs, prompting the man to respond with a playful twist about the dog knowing the proverb.
Train Carroom Etiquette on a Crowded Rail Car
In a crowded train car a stout woman searches for space and sits between two habitual smokers. One man hides his cigarette while another, startled, exclaims with an effusive remark as a bystander reflects on gentlemen in railway cars.
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