MR EDGAR WALLACE
BURIAL NEAR COUNTRY HOME A REPRESENTATIVE CORTEGE. LONDON, February 25. “ On the turf and under it all men are equal ” is an inscription on a wreath from a well-known coloured racing tipster, Prince Rass, of Honolulu, which was placed on Mr Edgar Wallace’s grqye at Little Marlow Cemetery, Buckinghamshire, which is within sight of his country home. The turf, the stage, literature, and journalism were well represented at the funeral.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21580, 27 February 1932, Page 11
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