Wilma Tenderfoot And The Case Of The Putrid Poison (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
said Barbu D’Anvers with a grimace. Standing at the window of his office in the Valiant Vaudeville Theatre, he was staring down into the street. “That ghastly detective is back with his idiot Inspector and that revolting child. Is there any way we can stop them? Can’t I ban them from coming in or something?” “Probably not, master,” answered Janty, who was busy painting a large sign that read “STAGE OF DEATH!”“Besides, having a detective snooping around will remind everyone that someone’s died. It’ll be good for business.” Barbu turned and smirked at his young charge. “Well, well,” he said, twirling his cane. “You do surprise me. Thinking like a proper villain already. You’re right. Having him here WILL be good for business. In fact, we must keep him here for as long as possible. Hamper their investigations, Janty. After all, we don’t want him to solve the case. Let’s make things difficult for them. That way, we get to remind people that the theatre has had a grisly death AND that Theodore P.
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