starring
Ronald
Coleman,
Montagu
Love, Joan
Bennett
This story
is
unsurpassed
by any of
those
enchanting
tales that
lift the
reader out
of a prosaic
world into
the realm of
romantic,
breathtaking
adventure.
Bull-Dog
Drummond,
returned
from the
wars, finds
civilian
life dull,
flat and
unprofitable.
But before
he finishes
with the
scrap into
which fate
flings him,
he begins to
think that
little
affair of
1914-1918
was mere
child's
play.
There's a
girl too --
and indeed
every
element of a
thoroughly
satisfactory
book. Love,
mystery,
humor and
thrills
dovetailed
into
thrills,
with no time
to catch
your breath
between.
$18.00
Dustjacket
Only
Bulldog
Drummond
Strikes Back
--
PhotoPlay
Edition
1934 United
Artists Film
--
Dir: F.
Richard
Jones
starring
Ronald
Coleman,
Loretta
Young,
Warner Oland,
Una Merkel
Bulldog
Drummond's
greatest
adventure is
this battle
with the
master
criminal who
had England
by the
throat --
Demonico,
the
mysterious
figure who
would have
robbed the
king
himself.
It was the
brutal
murder of
Sanderson,
Scotland
Yard's
secret
emissary,
that put
Drummond on
the real
trail -- the
murder to
which the
only clues
were an
ink-stained
bit of
blotting
paper, an
ink bottle
without a
cork, a
bronze
hairpin, and
a paper that
read the
day of the
week
backwards.
If two, omit
first.
But it was
the man
reading the
Times in a
quiet club,
who said
"Damn!
I though it
was
Tuesday!"
that
supplied the
answer to
the
maelstrom of
terror and
destruction
that
Demonico's
sinister
greed set
into motion.
For swift
excitement,
adventure,
detection,
BULLDOG
DRUMMOND
STRIKES BACK
is the
strongest
and most
satisfying
of all the
famous
Bulldog
Drummond
books.
if you like
mystery
stories,
detective
stories,
stories of
red-blooded
action, this
is your
book.
$18.00
Dustjacket
Only
Bulldog
Drummond's
Third Round
A virtuoso
among
crooks, a
juggler of
diamonds,
professors,
barons, and
kings, a man
worthy to
spar with
the
redoubtable
Bull Dog
Drummond, is
this old
antagonist.
The famous
Bull-Dog
(who is
supposedly
dead) uses
his
ingenious
device;
assumes his
most
dramatic
disguise --
that of a
madman --
and follows
up the crook
who is
playing that
"big game"
which comes
to every
gambler at
least once
in a life
time.
Bull-Dog
Drummond
plans a
death for
Carl
Peterson
which is
diabolically
suitable for
one of his
daring and
love of
chance. The
two men are
to fight
bare-handed
on the edge
of a glacial
crevasse
until one of
them shoves
the other
over the
edge to a
sure death
-- wedged
between two
walls of
ice. The
girl Irma is
much more
life-like
than the
usual
partner of
the
gentleman
highwayman.
She is, in
fact, a
person of
considerable
interest.
$15.00
Dustjacket
Only
Temple Tower
[Crime
Club]
Here's the
greatest
adventure
yet
undertaken
by the most
popular,
ale-drinking,
devil-may-care
hero that
ever took
the law into
his own
ham-like
hands!
A lonely
moor, a
barricaded
house, a
reunion of
crooks, a
merciless
strangler at
large --
action,
peril,
murder and
still more
action!
There's a
gasp, a
chuckle, and
a dozen
thrills on
every page.
