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The Saint #4 (1948)

Avon · 1948 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Saint Steals the Show!
8 pp · detective-mystery
Pat HolmLouise BaronetCraig VincentKiki LarueMacAugust St. John

Opening night at the theatre turns deadly when actress Louise Baronet is shot dead onstage during a performance of "Love Pirate," leaving the Saint and the police to sift through three suspects: leading man Craig Vincent, chorus girl Kiki Larue, and director August St. John. As the Saint investigates backstage and in the prop room, he uncovers a tangled web of jealousy and thwarted ambition that leads to a tense final confrontation in the darkened theatre. This 1948 mystery proves that the real drama happens behind the curtain.

Operation Blackout
6 pp · detective-mystery
Flashgun HarperFeatherstoneSpeedAdam Johnson

Flashgun Harper, ace photographer for the Daily Slant, captures a shot before the dedication ceremonies at the new Featherstone Recreation Center—a photo that may prove architect Adam Johnson's innocence when a fire mysteriously breaks out and Featherstone accuses him of arson. Harper sets an elaborate trap using infra-red photography to catch the real culprit and clear Johnson's name, but only after Speed and a bout of hay fever nearly derail his plan.

Terror in the Night
7 pp · detective-mystery
Lucky DaleCap'n LandyJoeSamTomMandino

Lucky Dale spends a week visiting her old friend Cap'n Landy on his houseboat, but their peaceful time is shattered when mysterious strangers begin trying to buy the vessel—and when those offers are refused, the boat becomes the target of a midnight raid. As armed intruders tear apart the deck searching for something hidden long ago, Lucky and Cap'n Landy must fight for their lives against criminals willing to silence anyone who gets in their way.

The Saint Plays Nursemaid!
6 pp · detective-mystery
Pat HolmStretchAnnieTitus Frobisher IVHoppy Uniatz

The Saint finds himself roped into judging a baby contest at a local nursery school—but what should be a harmless afternoon takes a sinister turn when a mob plots to kidnap young Titus Frobisher IV during the festivities. With Pat Holm, Stretch, Annie, and Hoppy Uniatz in the mix, the Saint must outmaneuver the criminals and keep the boy safe, turning the tables on his would-be adversaries in a clever game of wits.

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