Group K: Rose Red, Dracula, Prince Charming, Witch of the West
The plaque on the wall says:
The Count must keep his mouth closed tight, As he has done quite enough biting, if I'm right, While the Prince must put his charm to sticky-fingered work and find the suits hidden in the suits.
Gentle maidens, some attention paid: 'Ware your moves and steps staid, for if you ring a bell or touch a spade, you all must start again, and there are fifty-two yet to raid.
Here's a hint, because I'm kind: the suits with blood are the ones to find.
This room is circular, with a radius of about fifty yards, and lit with tubes of electric light. It is filled from wall to wall with dress manikins, some standing on plaster legs, others on wire strings, and still more on metal poles held steady on platforms of wood. The press of manikins makes it difficult to move. Each faceless manikin wears a man's suit, of different cuts, colors, and makes, and each suit is strung over with tiny silver bells. It will take a master to inspect a suit by touch without ringing the bells.
Hidden in fifty-two of the suits is a playing card, in varying pockets. Some suits will take more than one person to raid. The suits with cards are also marked with several drops of blood, all from the same person and of the same amount and time of exposure. True to the rhyme, if any bell rings or Vlad's voice sounds aloud, all the cards captured from the suits disappear, and are redistributed to different suits--which are magically re-marked by blood, while the formerly marked suits bear none at all.