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Thrill Book Vol. I No. 7, June 1, 1919

Thrill Book Vol. I No. 7, June 1, 1919

By: P. A. Connolly John Russell Coryell Harry C. Douglas Harold Hersey Greye La Spina Albert Owens
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 The Thrill Book is back with another exciting issue to tantalize the senses with tales of action, suspense and terror! Keep your guard up as you peruse the exotic mystery "The Street Without A Name", this issue's cover story! Listen for the mysterious music of "The Fatal Chord!" Pull the shades down and huddle up with the horror of Greye La Spina's "The Haunted Landscape"! Plus we conclude the hair-raising serial "The Crawling Hands" and introduce the first installment of the sensational spy thriller "Strasbourg Rose"! All this and more awaits in this issue of The Thrill Book! (Summary by Ben Tucker)Copyright Ancient Genre Art Literary History & Criticism Music
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  • Thrill Book Vol I No 7 June 1 1919 - P A Connolly John Russell Coryell Harry C Douglas Harold Hersey Greye La Spina Albert Owens

    Thrill Book Vol I No 7 June 1 1919 - P A Connolly John Russell Coryell Harry C Douglas Harold Hersey Greye La Spina Albert Owens
    Apr 27 2026
    The Thrill Book is back with another exciting issue to tantalize the senses with tales of action, suspense and terror! Keep your guard up as you peruse the exotic mystery "The Street Without A Name", this issue's cover story! Listen for the mysterious music of "The Fatal Chord!" Pull the shades down and huddle up with the horror of Greye La Spina's "The Haunted Landscape"! Plus we conclude the hair-raising serial "The Crawling Hands" and introduce the first installment of the sensational spy thriller "Strasbourg Rose"! All this and more awaits in this issue of The Thrill Book! (Summary by Ben Tucker)
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