The Second Honeymoon Exit Line
In a clipped exchange the speaker tells Jimmy she cannot marry him, uttering a hesitant goodbye and citing personal reasons as the scene hints at a romantic entanglement and possible separation.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
4
In a clipped exchange the speaker tells Jimmy she cannot marry him, uttering a hesitant goodbye and citing personal reasons as the scene hints at a romantic entanglement and possible separation.
Rupy M Ayres story centers on Jimmy Challoner a London socialite and his jealous courtship of Cynthia Farrow. Cynthia rejects Jimmy admitting she cannot marry him after repeat refusals from other admirers including Mortlake. Jimmy confronts her in her dressing room as the theatre air hums with ragtime.
Jimmy Challoner confronts Cynthia Farrow’s confession that her supposedly dead husband is alive. He clings to love, faces jealousy and rage, and later reconnects with Christine Wyatt, revisiting old feelings as the night unfolds through theater and hotel encounters.
A note indicates the story continues in tomorrow's Post and on subsequent days including Sundays until the work is completed.
Polish forces rest along the front after pushing Soviet troops beyond the Bug River as negotiations and caution guide the eastern line. Soviet attempts to split the front face counterattacks near Lemberg and Tvszowiec while Ukrainian forces push northward from the Dniester region.
The Russian Soviet government accepted the Polish proposal to shift Russo-Polish peace negotiations from Minsk to Riga Latvia. A Moscow wireless message to the Polish government announced the change received early today.
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