The Dancing Ghosts of Rocky Hill pt. 1

Weeding down upon the underworld of smashed ganglin' comes the mysterious all-powerful character who is a problem to the police, but a crusade of full-on. In reality, Dan Garret, a rookie patrolman, loved by everyone, but suspected by none of being the blue beetle.

As the blue beetle, he hides behind a sprained mask and a suit of impenetrable blue chain armor, flexible as silk, but stronger than steel. Today's transcribed episode of the Fox feature, the Blue Beetle, is entitled the Dancing Ghost of Rocky Hills.

Perched high on a rocky crag overlooking the ocean, not many miles from York City, sits gray cragged manor. Surrounded by high stone walls, the large house dominates in the state of some 300 acres in Rocky Hills, East Chester County.

Residents of Rocky Hills say the place is haunted. claim to have seen from a distance on Moonlight Nights, the shadowy figures of dancers in the ballroom of the East Wing of the Manor. As our story opens today, Patrolman Dan Garrett, who is really the Blue Beetle, little realizes that his next adventure will take him to Grey Craig's Manor. He is talking with his friend Dr.

Franz in the Little Apothecary shop. Danny, here tonight I'm going to get out of the personal column of the Chronicle this morning. Address to the Blue Beetle. I thought you'd interested. Somebody's kidding the blue beetle, you think so? Listen, attention blue beetle.

Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and hoy. Long came a spider and sat down to spider and scared the poor girl away. Why should anyone address nursery rhyme for me? Ah, there's a secret message and cipher concealed in that nursery rhyme. Are you serious, Doc? Yes. I decided just before you came in. Oh,