Loveland in New York and a Voyage of Fortunes
Lord Loveland travels to America to seek wealth and fortune. His cousin backs him with letters to society. he clashes with bankers, is penniless, and becomes a waiter. He befriends Miss Lesley Dearmer, navigates a Broadway chorus, and faces betrayal as his fate unfolds in New York society.
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America
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New York
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Loveland
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Cadwallader Hunter
Iter
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Lesley Dearmer
Sidney Cremer
Pirates! Or an Instant Heavenly Surprise
Perceval Gordon, alias Lord Loveland, battles a crisis behind the curtain as his love Lesley appears and his double life as a penniless actor threatens the theater. He must stay to help the show go on, despite longing to escape and reveal nothing of his true identity.
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Lesley
Perceval Gordon
Lesley Goodby
Tenley Dearmer
Lord Loveland
P. Gordon
Bin
Lord Bob
Hie
Loveland
Loveland confronts Lesley Dearmer over Cremer play
Loveland faces Lesley Dearmer after she reveals she acts for Sidney Cremer and warns him not to continue producing the play Lord Bob. He admits the troupe produced the piece to survive, while denying intent to defraud. Dearmer demands an assurance the company will stop, and Loveland vows to help his fellow players.
Lord Loveland and the Conquering Marquis in New York
Lesley reads Tony Kidd’s article about a “difficult young man” who came to New York to woo Belressen and conquer papas. The piece humorously ponders a marquis who is really a valet, with Loveland tasting shock and insight as he reads.
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Wiley
Lesley
Fanny Milton
New York
Tony Kidd
Tony
Belressen
Papas
Ony
Thia
Loveland impostor saga unfolds amid New York strands
Lord Loveland faces a tangle of cabled warnings and a striking impostor known as a nobleman who flitted through the Waldorf Astoria and Mauretania social circles. The episode links to Foxham’s escape and London bankers, as cadwallader Hunter probes motives while Loveland weighs fate with Lesley Dearmer. Continued on Sixth Page.
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