Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1952 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1052

Drama Critic Hunts Evidence In France Christopher Marlowe Wrote Shakespeare's Plays

By O. D. GALLAGHER | Mr. Hoffman, of Neponsit, made himself a private literary|to be arrested and told his serv-|seek capital to finance a further United Press Staff Correspondent |r v pojieves Marlowe, “Father|detective, gathering evidence that|ants to pick up a drunk, kill him, | search. LONDON, Sept. 12—Long Island, English Tragedy,” was not/Shakespeare—as many paveland pass him Sn as Maslows.} “I may make the literary dis-claimed-—was an {ll-educated ac- Mr. offman eves arlowe! ry of all time,” Mr, Hoffman

tama SHElS Calvi Holtman Pur urdered in a tavern brawl at t he th hid at Scadb Hall d|cove h {tor-manager who strutted in the then at Scadbury Hall—and| # sung Jn Xv BA foday his Wr Rory Deptford near London on the priljant borrowed plumes of an-continued writing plays which said. “I ‘am certain there are Christopher Matos waa te PU (night of Jay 30, 1593. Instead, holother man. * |now pass as Shakespeare's. many wealthy Americans who a Plays ‘attrib » eg OX ANNE a Wn Marlowe was an assocate of Mr. Hoffman gave the grounds would be honored to share in that Mr. Hoffman left last night for|was murdered and falsely identi. members of the Walsingham fam-| of the hall a final going over yes-| discovery.” & secret destination in France/fied as Marlowe tb save the poet-lily. Mr. Hoffman holds that terday before he went to France., Meanwhile, Maj. Marsham“after probing about the grounds|dramatist from arrest and execu- Shakespeare was paid by Sir Quite frequently there came from Townshend plans to continue the of ancient Scadbury Park Hall at|tion as an atheist. {Thomas Walsingham, who owned the mine detector the whine which search with a team of Britons Cheltenham with an Army mine| The critic has gone to France to Scadbury Park Hall, to act as tells of hidden metal. On his re- equipped with mine detectors. detector. {look up some old documents, in foster-father to Marlowe's playsiturn he plans to do some more, Estate handyman William JenHe believes the original manu- hope he can find evidence Mar- because Marlowe was under the detecting. But the grounds of the nings believes that if there is a scripts of “Shakespeare’s” plays/lowe went over there long after shadow of prosecution. {hall cover 400 acres, and he and| hidden manuscript chest, it may may be buried there in an iron his supposed murder. Walsingham, Mr. Hoffman be- the present owner, British Army be found in a tunnel.

den tunnels,” he told Mr. Hoffman. “They lived in fear in those days and needed secret tunnels to get away.” ; The accepted story is that Ingram Frizer, an employee of the Walsingham family, killed Marlowe and was exonerated as having done the deed in self-defense. Mr. Hoffman points out, as his- | tory accepts, that though Mar{lowe was a friend of the Wals|inghams, Frizer did not even lose 1 his job. According to Mr. Hoffman's evidence, Frizer went to France

lowe's death—with an unidentified man. Mr. Hoffman believes [this man was Marlowe. half won,” the critic sald, ‘All “If I can prove Marlowe was| Shakespearean scholars will be in France after he was supposed shaken to their back teeth.”

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