Ranch Party Fails to Unite New York Elite and Irish Peer
Wealthy New Yorker MackKnight invites a dozen American socialites to a western ranch run by Patrick Coleman. The guests clash with Coleman, while Miss DeWitt allies with him. After two weeks, Coleman reveals his true identity as the Earl of Eringough’s son and the pair’s romance ends with Miss DeWitt later becoming an Irish peeress. The party members regret treating Coleman as an outsider while Miss De Vine later marries a Marquis after seeking a titled match.
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Gardner MackKnight
Smart Set
Patrick Caleman
MacKnight
Mss ‘DeWitt
Coleman
Erin
Mr. Coleman
Miss DeMitt
Mr. Vole
Colemin
Miss DeWitt
New York
West
Misa Wi Teen de Vine
Patrick Coleman
Pat
de Vines
Tipperary County
Ireland
Miss de Vine
Michael de Vine
Earl of
Mac
Toshall
Leo
Wien
Van
Mijas DeWitt
Hig Ranch
Land
America
Caleman
Cle
Mme
Coleman Mineh
Missy DeWitt
Dal Se
Misa de Witt
Ordnary
Ttrick Colenmin
Mendon
Eringough
Aliss DeWitt
London
Luke McLuke
Solomon
Bits of Byplay Eye Deal and Byplay Page Snippets
A collage of humorous dialogues and sayings from the Byplay page including quips about eye sellers, a botanist versus florist, and social jests on optimism and aging. It features witty lines from various characters, playful banter about marriage, attire, and public life, and ends with a light minstrel show flavor.
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Luke
Fool
Sage
Father
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