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''Detective in Moving Pictures'' is an article published in [[The Berkshire Evening Eagle]] on 19 september 1914.


== Detective in Moving Pictures == 
[[File:the-berkshire-evening-eagle-1914-09-19-p14-detective-in-moving-pictures.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Berkshire Evening Eagle]] (19 september 1914, p. 14)]]

The $5,000,000 counterfeiting plot, which is known in the official circles in Washington as "The Philadelphia Lancaster Counterfeiting Mystery," featuring [[William J. Burns|Burns]], the great detective, will be shown at the Majestic theatre on Monday in a six reel picture. An extra finale scene shows [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], the creator of [[Sherlock Holmes]], congratulating Mr. [[William J. Burns|Burns]] on his many successful cases. The detective was recently in this county on the Iasigi robbery. He also paid a visit to Chief of Police Daniel P. Flynn. 







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