The Day of Days An Extravaganza

Louis Joseph Vance was an American author of mysteries, short stories and popular novels. He began writing at age 22, first short stories and poems, and then novels. His most famous works are the "Lone Wolf" series of detective thrillers, featuring the mysterious Michael Lanyard, aka "The Lone Wolf". His series of detective stories were wildly successful, and were made into a radio series, a television series and more than 20 films. His most famous works include: "The Brass Bowl" (1907), "The Black Bag" (1908), "The Bronze Bell" (1909), "The Fortune Hunter" (1910), "No Man's Land" (1910), "The Pool of Flame" (1910), "Cynthia of the Minute" (1911), "The Day of Days: An Extravaganza" (1913), "Nobody" (1915), "The False Faces" (1918), "The Dark Mirror" (1920), "Red Masquerade" (1921), and "Alias the Lone Wolf" (1921).
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