| 1919/00/00 |
Earl Derr Biggers |
Vacation |
Earl Derr Biggers is inspired to write the "House Without a Key" while staying in a cottage at Gray's-By-the Sea (razed) at Grays beach. |
Halekulani |
Honolulu |
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| 1924/00/00 |
Earl Derr Biggers |
Author |
In an obscure corner of an inside page, I found ... Chinese, being too fond of opium, had been arrested by Sergeants Chang Apana and Lee Fook, of the Honolulu Police. - EDB, paging through a Hawaiian newspaper in the Reading Room of the NY Public Library |
New York Public Library |
New York City |
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| 1924/00/00 |
Earl Derr Biggers |
Author |
In an obscure corner of an inside page, I found ... Chinese, being too fond of opium, had been arrested by Sergeants Chang Apana and Lee Fook, of the Honolulu Police. - EDB, paging through a Hawaiian newspaper in the Reading Room of the NY Public Library |
Chinatown Historic District, Honolulu |
Honolulu |
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| 1925/01/24 |
Earl Derr Biggers |
Author |
'The Saturday Evening Post' begins syndication of Derr Biggers' "The House Without a Key". |
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Opening of Tourism in Hawaii |
| 1925/01/24 |
The Saturday Evening Post |
Publisher |
'The Saturday Evening Post' begins syndication of Derr Biggers' "The House Without a Key". |
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Opening of Tourism in Hawaii |
| 1928/00/00 |
Earl Derr Biggers |
Author |
Detective Chang Apana meets Earl Derr Biggers at the newly opened Royal Hawaiian Hotel. |
Royal Hawaiian Hotel |
Honolulu |
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