The Seven Stars and a Night of Dark Charity
In a rain swept scene at Blind Peter a girl buys wine for a sick man. She returns to a dim home as a lone figure slips away, while the old grandmother mutters of a lost son and a mother dead, the night dark with sorrow.
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Suilikens
Blind Peter
Sillikens
Peter
Stopperton
Jim
The Quiet Figure On The Heath
In the morning after a notable storm, Mr. Joseph Peters plans a day to arrest shoplifting at Halford's Heath. He muses on possible crimes and imagines a fortune from a future big case, while his ward baby and his maid Kuppins provide comic support amid their domestic scenes. They set off in Mr Workins' trap toward the Rosebush tea gardens, with Ruppins proudly guiding the jaunty journey through the heath and Slopperton fading behind them.
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Joseph Peters
Ruppins
Kuppins
Baby
Mr. Peters
Stopperton
Halford’s Heath
No. 5
Little Gulliver Street
Roppins
Mr. Vorkins
Peters
Thes Peerage
Workins
Joe Miller