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Mary Roberts Rinehart

Mary Roberts Rinehart

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Oct 23, 2026

Darren MarlarHOST
51:24
The trial became a media frenzy.
Darren MarlarHOST
51:27
Celebrities attended in droves, including mystery writer Mary Roberts Reinhart, director D.W. Griffith, author Will Durant, evangelists Billy Sunday and Amy Semple McPherson, and many others.
Darren MarlarHOST
51:40
Both defendants had separate attorneys arguing for their innocence.
Darren MarlarHOST
51:45
Ruth's lawyer stated that her husband drove Love out from the house by longing after a departed sweetheart, leaving her no choice but to have an affair.
Sue JacobucciGUEST
5:35
interest and passion start? Yeah, I mean, I will have to credit it to my mom.
Sue JacobucciGUEST
5:40
So my mother was a big fan reading like Agatha Christie, Mary Roberts Reinhart, and she loved the old horror movies, Frankenstein, Dracula, all of that.
Sue JacobucciGUEST
5:53
And as a little girl, you know, especially on the weekends, we would watch these movies on TV together.
Sue JacobucciGUEST
6:00
And I would read some of her books.
Brian ScottHOST
36:43
The woman who tells him she has no time because of her housework and two children gets the story of a nurse working 12-hour night shifts with three children who came home each morning, made breakfast, packed lunches, sent the children to school, and then sat at her desk and wrote until she fell asleep from exhaustion.
Brian ScottHOST
37:00
That nurse was Mary Roberts Reinhart, and she earned $5 million from her novels and film rights.
Brian ScottHOST
37:07
The woman's response, I get the point.
Brian ScottHOST
37:09
If I want something badly enough, I will find the time to get it.

Unknown podcast

Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 099-Various

Sep 29 · 1 Mention

speaker_5NARRATOR
160:40
I did not even attribute it to the milk, or I might have had the dairy association also after me.
speaker_5NARRATOR
160:48
while i changed the atmosphere of the ship completely i retained the crew in its original numbers bram the first mate of the herbert fuller became singleton the first mate of the ella charlie brown the steersman on the night of the crime became charlie jones i made the after house a little larger but retained its original characteristics those at least that had any bearing on the crime for instance i placed a window near the wheel where the steersman could see into the chart room i put jones at the wheel during the time the murders were committed and singleton on watch but whereas in the original story the second mate was killed with an axe i sent him overboard a night or two before the murders this is a trick well known to all writers of detective stories a sort of preparation for the big mystery as in the case of the herbert fuller i had the student take charge of the ship and bring her back into port i had the three bodies placed in the jolly-boat and towed astern i had the crew kept together on deck and not allowed below and i had them all sign a detailed account of what happened on the night of the murders but there were a great many differences singleton for instance is a drunkard in my story and on bad terms with the captain the owner whose party is on the boat is also under grave suspicion a party of women in the after-house are in a state of semi siege and even suspect the student himself and whereas on the herbert fuller the mysteries ceased with the commission of the crimes on the ella night after night curious and inexplicable events take place until the vessel is fairly back into port again ebook of mary roberts rinehart shows how truth is stranger than fiction by houghton mifflin company and mary roberts rinehart
Betty BNARRATOR
162:58
Meet Substitutes by Janet M. Hill.
Betty BNARRATOR
163:01
This is a LibriVox recording.

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