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... Parker in that popular play, Who Is He? was suspected of being a second Jack the Ripper, but turned out to be a lord. The subject of our picture inside the catskin is also a ripper, and turns out to be a lady, and a talented one at that, namely, Miss ...
... Tlbss Tisieo MR. HENRY AINLEY AS MR. PARKER The benevolent but eccentric nobleman who is suspected of being the modern Jack the Ripper in Who Is He now playing to crowded houses at the Haymarket. This is a more thrilling adventure than that other one of ...
... name at the Haymarket. He is a peer who goes into Bloomsbury lodgings because he has been jilted and is mistaken for a Jack the Ripper. ...
... name at the Haymarket. He is a peer who goes into Bloomsbury lodgings because he has been jilted and is mistaken for a Jack the Ripper. ...
... not now except humanity. rerfect Ladies There is a scourge going about the Paris streets, before which the terror of Jack the Ripper or Berlin ruffians almost begins to pale, yet it is only the hatpins of the ladies. Yesterday I read of three cases being ...
... impression on the public mind than that of Mrs. May- brick for the murder of her husband. Like the unsolved mystery of Jack the Ripper it is remembered in all its details when many equally famous causes celebres are quite forgotten. Therefore the reprinting ...
... satisfied that the modern black-and-tans had noses every bit as good as those of their remote ancestors. When the notorious Jack the Ripper was horrifying the country with hi ...
... kind of writing, however like hens toes it may be. The swell mobsman and shoplifter are extremely efficient and so were Jack the Ripper and Charles Peace. The Efficiency of the Central Powers in the war has been largely the accident of their geographical ...
... person into contact with him, you turn the handle, and you get the evidence. I am quite sure that if the police had caught Jack the Ripper some of them would have deposed that he was quite familiar to them, and that they had seen him committing murders for ...
... interesting theory arises out of this case. Was he Jack the Ripper Chapman came to England shortly before the crimes started. They ceased after he left. Chapman also had a knowledge of surgery, and the Ripper crimes could only have been perpetrated by someone ...
... organised and efficient. You remember that all the King s horses and all the King's men 5 could not lay hands on Jack the Ripper. To the negligible group of Pacifists more particularly the cowardly sec- tion of those self-righteous eccentrics the ...
... but we didn't the next. The next man to see him was Jack the Ripper,' as we called him, he being the best hand with a knife I ever see, and able to drive it through the ace of hearts at twenty paces. Jack didn't do any fainting. He wasn't that sort. Instead ...