World famous police mysteries of a Paris killer case
A 1910 tale follows M Mace as he tracks the false trail of Voirbo, a scheming killer who murders tailor Bodasse for money. The detective threads clues from a well and a Seine flush of dismemberment, traps the suspect with staged calls, and uncovers the motive, assets, and final confession at the crime scene.
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WG Chapman
United States
Great Britain
Woirbo
M Mace
Lim
Ringid
Paris
Passiiz Bormoward
No 3
Mace
Rue Princesse
Seine
Maca Ythia
Ringue
Stret
Rue Princesse Carryleu
Glen
Tre Cass
Thalwen
Aoman
Rue Princesae
Gaufe
Tor
Pierre
Repltea
M Maca
Monsieur Yoirbo
Mazatin
Desire
Woeibo Pere
Madame Bodasse
Pierre Voirbod
Man Voirbo
Ana Mlace
Ile
Desire Botasse
Dauphine Hall
M. Mace
Bodasse
Monsieur Bodasse
Bodaske
Vorrbo
Rue
Ma Varm
Roc Lamartine
Volo
Hma
Hom
Ndasse
MocMbee
Ins Scfusal
Mme Rodasse
Certamn
Statian
Anes
Money Charters
Voltke
Bodasses
Voirbo
Vairbo
Vourbo
Rifer
Voirbos
Ins Ccsion
Expres
Rue Mazar
Vonbos
Riiser
Magas
Pariq
The New Year Arrives in Frosty Highland Vision
A windswept winter scene follows a lone wand erer as he toils against cold and storm. He clutches a worn book titled Memoranda of the Year while writing his notes on a page. Above, a newborn year emerges crowned with hope as bells and cheers bind the world in renewal.
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Ile
Anon
Nork
Chronoc
Rhea
Theatres News Cites Poe and Hasheesh Literary Myths
The article discusses drug use and literary figures such as Edgar Allan Poe Fitzhugh Ludlow and Bulwer Lytton. It warns aspiring writers against imitation of dissipation noting that drug fueled fame leads to insanity and ruin. The writer hopes performances in The City will deter such paths.
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Ike
Edgar Allan Poe
Fitzhugh Ludlow
de Quincey
Bulwer Lytton
Insane Asylum
Potter's Field
Making Egyptian Dances by Ruth St Denis
Ruth St Denis labors to ensure historically accurate Egyptian dances using papyrus, stones, and museum models as guides. She spent months studying authorities and crafting costumes and scenery for a performance that must appeal to patrons despite the heavy research burden. A noted compliment to President Taft occurred at Belasco as English company paid tribute with a salute and The Star Spangled Banner. Americans in Berlin are popular this season with Edyth Walker, Ida Reman, Louise Macka, and others giving notable performances.
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Ruth St. Denis
Ruth St. Dens
India
New York
Ancient Egypt
Metropolitan Museum
Miss St Dennis
Veil of Isis
Taft
Belasco
L & Taylor
Austen Hurgon
Berlin
Mme Edyth Walker
London
Philharmoffic
Bronislaw Ziuberman
Emil Laver
Myrtle Elwyn
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ida Reman
Yvette Guilbert
Bechstein Saal
Louise Macka
Cologne
Ward Wells
Chicago
Putnam Griswold
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