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1929 novel by Edgar Wallace
Four Square Jane
First edition (US) |
Author |
Edgar Wallace |
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Country |
United Kingdom |
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Language | English |
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Genre | Thriller |
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Publisher | Readers Library Publishing (UK) World Wide Publishing (US) |
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Publication date | 1929 |
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Media type | Print |
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Four Square Jane is a 1929
thriller novel by the British writer
Edgar Wallace.
Plot Overview
The novel is a collection of tales published in 1919 and 1920.
- "The Theft of the Lewinstein Jewels" published in The Weekly News, 13 December 1919
- "Jane in Custody" published in The Weekly News, 20 December 1919
- "The Stolen Romney" published in The Weekly News, 27 December 1919
- "The Murder in James Street" published in The Weekly News, 10 January 1920
- "Robbing the Royal Mail" published in The Weekly News, 17 January 1920
- "The Actress's Emerald Necklace" published in The Weekly News, 24 January 1920
- "The Secret of a Box of Cigars" published in The Weekly News, 31 January 1920
- "The End" published in The Weekly News, 7 February 1920
Adaptation
In 1961 it was turned into the film
The Fourth Square, directed by
Allan Davis as part of a long-running series of Wallace films made at
Merton Park Studios.
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References
Bibliography
- Goble, Alan. The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.