The Dressing Room Murder

New York: Grosset & Dunlap. Very Good+ in Very Good dj. 1931. 3rd printing (stated). Hardcover. ; the jacket has been internally tape-reinforced along all edges and folds, has some minor scuffing on the front panel and the spine, and a couple of tiny chips with associated tiny creasing at the top of the spine]. A renowned actor is murdered in his dressing room, just before he is to appear in "Hamlet" in his hometown; suspects abound. A late mystery by Fletcher (1863-1935), who had been churning them out since 1889 (with still more than a dozen to follow before his demise). .