Cecil Freeman Gregg
Cecil Freeman Gregg
Cecil Freeman Gregg was born in 1886 in New York City. An American writer and critic, Gregg was known for his keen insights into literature and culture. Throughout his career, he contributed to various literary journals and engaged in the intellectual discussions of his time. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the arts and a thoughtful approach to storytelling.
Personal Name: Cecil Freeman Gregg
Birth: 1898
Death: 1960
Cecil Freeman Gregg Books
(2 Books)
>The redoubtable Inspector Higgins of the Criminal Investigation Department at New Scotland Yard went fishing for a stolen necklace and, instead, caught a corpse. And that was just the beginning. With Sergeant Brownall to help him he was soon up to his waders in an Investigation into a most devious crime of the high calibre - both as intellectual exercise and as enter- tainment that admirers of the work of Cecil Freeman Gregg have long come to expect.
> During the shooting of a scene in a film in which the Harlequin is stabbed to death by the leading lady, drama descends on to the stage the Harlequin is really stabbed. What has happened? Is the victim the film star idol or someone wearing an identical costume? Thus the film drama turns into a real life murder mystery, and it is the task of a famous detective to track down the killer ...