| Jupiter Jones |
First Investigator |
(Justus Jonas) |
|
| Pete Crenshaw |
Second Investigator |
(Peter Shaw) |
| Bob Andrews |
Records and Research |
| Winifred Dalton |
her doll Anastasia flew away |
(Christina Dalton) |
| Mrs. Dalton |
Winifred Daltons mother |
| Mr. Kaster |
deacon |
| Mrs. Marsh |
neighbor of the Shaws |
| Frankie Bender |
alias 'The Chief'; hobo; thief of the suitcase with the 'Dancing Devil'
he always wears the jacket of a chief petty officer in the Navy
|
| Andy |
tramp |
| H.P. Clay |
oil baron; industrial magnate |
| James 'Jim' L. Clay |
H.P. Clays son |
| Stevens |
butler of the family Clay |
| Walter Quail |
assistant ofn H.P. Clay |
| Mr. Fritz Hummer |
slippery junk dealer |
(Mr. Fred Hummer) |
| Jason Wilkes |
slippery arts dealer |
| Chiang Pi-Peng |
diplomat of the People's Republic of China |
| Samuel Reynolds |
Chief Inspector of the Police of Rocky Beach |
[(white in brackets) = german name]
|
Three young detectives search for a stolen statue only to find that it has mysteriously come to life.
Story by: William Arden,