Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery by McNeilly, Donald

Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781453750520)

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Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery by McNeilly, Donald

Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery

$12.75
Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery by McNeilly, Donald

Murder at the Tremont Theatre: The First Porridge Sisters Mystery

$12.75
Format: Paperback
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Murders headline Boston tabloids in 1908, and Inspector Brody knows the prime motives are revenge and jealousy. The slaying of singing star Rosetta Rice seems no exception, and his chief suspect is a disgruntled vaudevillian lodging at Portridge Arms, a theatrical boardinghouse run by the Porridge Sisters (so called for their vegetarian cuisine). Florrie and Lavinia, however, believe Rosetta's murder was an unintended consequence of machinations by theatrical robber barons. Murder at the Tremont Theatre is an historically accurate mystery peopled with a cast of eccentrics.

Author: Donald McNeilly, Frank Cullen
ISBN-10: 1453750525
ISBN-13: 9781453750520
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 08/25/2010
Pages: 352
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.14lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.79d
By Donald McNeilly
By Donald McNeilly
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Frank Cullen and Donald McNeilly have partnered in many theatrical ventures over the decades, most notably in the 1982 founding of the American Vaudeville Museum (www.vaudeville.org) and the research, writing, design and publishing of 40 issues of Vaudeville Times (1998-2008) and their landmark, two-volume, 1600 page, Vaudeville, Old & New: An Encyclopedia of Variety Performers in America published by Routledge Press in 2007 to laudatory reviews. Cullen & McNeilly were honored with the 2011 Award for Excellence in the Preservation of Theatre History by the Theatre Museum in New York. They retired from their day jobs and moved to New Mexico where they now reside with their remaining feline companion, Lulu (aka Velcro).

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