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Return to [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose]]. | Return to [[The Stars Are Right: The Irish Rose]]. | ||
| β | ==[[JamesO'Keefe|O'Keefe, James]]== | + | ===[[JamesO'Keefe|O'Keefe, James]]=== |
(played by Eric) | (played by Eric) | ||
An ex-cop in his 40s, O'Keefe has fallen on hard times. He seems to be some sort of private investigator. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932. | An ex-cop in his 40s, O'Keefe has fallen on hard times. He seems to be some sort of private investigator. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932. | ||
| β | ==[[TheStarsAreRight:JoeHenderson|Henderson, Joe]]== | + | ===[[TheStarsAreRight:JoeHenderson|Henderson, Joe]]=== |
''alias The Wall'' | ''alias The Wall'' | ||
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A huge drifter, former WWI vet working as a bouncer for room and board at the Irish Rose speakeasy. | A huge drifter, former WWI vet working as a bouncer for room and board at the Irish Rose speakeasy. | ||
| β | ==[[TheStarsAreRight:DeWittEcker|Ecker, DeWitt]]== | + | ===[[TheStarsAreRight:DeWittEcker|Ecker, DeWitt]]=== |
(Played by Scott) | (Played by Scott) | ||
A thin balding man in his 60s, Dr. DeWitt Ecker is more accurately called an ex-doctor, as he appears to have been disbarred for ... sketchy practices. He is well-educated and is known to have a poor bedside manner. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932. | A thin balding man in his 60s, Dr. DeWitt Ecker is more accurately called an ex-doctor, as he appears to have been disbarred for ... sketchy practices. He is well-educated and is known to have a poor bedside manner. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932. | ||
