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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
1
Ray Lowther flees poverty and marries Barbara Landon, hoping wealth protects love. Years later they reunite on a voyage where Barbara’s former lover Bill Foster befriends Ray and hints at music and success. Ray longs to compose and perform again while Barbara resents the distraction, fearing a past life may pry them apart.
Barbara is surprised when Ralph Henderson offers congratulations and champagne and invites guests by wireless for a house party. She worries about Hendy’s reaction but believes he is clever. Len Hickson remarks on Ray’s departure as they near Southampton and assumes Ray has a easy life. Ray insists he will work hard.
Ray and Barbara plan to join Ralph Henderson’s party next day but Barbara feels uneasy as the scene unfolds. The fragment suggests tension and a pivot toward future events.
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