The Dancing Ghosts of Rocky Hill pt. 2

Beethoven's Weeding down upon the underworld of Smash Ganglin comes The mysterious, all-powerful character Who is a problem to the police But a coupes-sederful law In reality, Dan Garret are weakly controlled Loved by everyone but suspected by none of being The Blue Beetle As the Blue Beetle He hides behind a screen of mask

And a suit of impenetrable blue chain armor Flexible as suit But, call of and steal! Today's transcribed episode of the Fox feature, the Blue Beetle, is the second part of the story entitled, The Dancing Goat of Rocky Hill.

In the previous episode, the Blue Beetle, through the personal column of the Chronicle, receives a call for aid from the new era's at haunted Grey Crags Manor at Rocky Hill. Rumor has it that on moonlit nights, ghostly figures dance in the ballroom of Grey Crags Manor.

The heiress, a young girl, Rosalie Greenholz, and her maiden aunt, are closely guarded by two persons, a man called Spider, who serves as coachman, and a man with a club foot who claims to have been gatekeeper for the late owner, Nathaniel Greenholz.

Entering the manner at midnight, the Blue Beetle talks secretly with Rosalie Greenholz. As the episode ended, the Blue Beetle was investigating the dancing ghost phenomenon when a trap door suddenly opened in front of him and he was catapulted into a deep dungeon.

As our story opens today, a Mr. Jasper, attorney for the estate, is talking with Blackie, whom the police suspect of being a desperate criminal. Oh Blackie, suppose you let me handle this situation. After all, I'm the attorney for all man Greenhalls Estate and sole executive of the will.