Lady Larkspur Plot Unfolds At Barton-on-the-Sound
Richard Searles, a successful American playwright, writes a play for a young London actress Violet Dewing who has vanished. Searles refuses to let anyone else play the lead in Lady Larkspur. Singleton returns from France and faces a tangle of family fortune, a widow, and wary house staff at the Barton-on-the-Sound estate as events hint at deeper motives and potential rivals.
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Richard Searles
Bob Singleton
London
Lady Larkspur
Violet Dewing
Searles
Singleton
France
Aviation Corps
Raymond Bashford
Japan
Barton-on-the-Sound
Connecticut
Uncle Bush
Alice Wellington Cornford
Archibald Reynolds Cornford
Lepperharrow
Hants
Torrence
Bush
Tokyo
America
Orient
Barton
Alice
Grand Central
Terrence
Tyringham
Antoline
Ohio Tomorow
Ohio
Heavenly Kingdom
Antoine
New York
Bash
Dash
Flynn
Mr. Bashford
Verdun
Elsie
Gretchen
Burton-on-the-Sound
Europe
Barton-on the-Sound
Bangkok
Flynns
Zimmerman
Tony
Boston
Bernice Hosts Luncheon Guests Over Olives
A luncheon scene features Bernice serving olives to Effie who dislikes them. Bernice remarks that she initially disliked olives but suggests one can accumulate a taste for them, reflecting a light social exchange.
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Bernice
Effie
Cleaning the Achilles Statue in Hyde Park
The bronze statue of Achilles in Hyde Park, London, is photographed receiving a wash. Though a copy of a Monte Cavallo horse tamer from Rome, it seems unbothered by the shampoo as cleaners work.
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Chicago
Louis Bourgeois
New York
Achilles
Hyde Park
London
Monte Cavallo
Rome
Italy
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PSSOI
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Martha Washington
South America
United States Shipping Board
Francis Cross
New York State
Great Lakes
Athantic Seaboard
Waterford Locks
Judge Landis
Fort Ginaha
Neb
Great Bahai Temple
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