Loveland's Flight from Fortune to New York Scorn
Lord Loveland travels to America to reclaim his fortunes but loses favor with New York society. After misjudging his credit and wardrobe, he is ostracized at the Waldorf and cut off by bankers. He meets a tramp in Central Park and ends up sharing bread in the city’s bread line before lodging at a cheap hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Loveland
America
Betty Harborough
New York
Foxham
Loveland Salle
Mauretania
Baltic
Cadwallader Hunter
Lord Loveland
Loveland Mecia
Lesley Ear
Mise Dearmer
Lawley
Aha
Loveland
Belr
Elinor Coolidge
Fanny Milton
Beverly
Lesley
Biavalst
Foxtam
Hunter
Tony Kidd
Bank
Miss Coolidge
Central Park
Bill Willing
Bil
Bat Hotel
Alexander the Great Eats and Dreams in Twelfth Street
Loveland mulls personal failure as dawn unveils New York and Lesley Dearmer’s faith. Bill the overcoatless snack shop owner hosts a lurid Alexander the Great themed room where Bill explains his cinema style advertising while preparing for a busy day.
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Loveland
New York
Dawn
Lesley Dearmer
Lesley
Bull
Val
Bill
Bowery
Twelfth Street
Alexander the Great
Alexander the Greats Restaurant Meets Lovelands Plan
Loveland, newly arrived in America, seeks aid from Miss Isidora Alexander and her mother Sissy Alexander at the Alexander the Greats restaurant. A fast paced scene unfolds as Loveland feigns casual acquaintance while planning his day, with Bill Willing and the young hostess guiding the encounter. The glamorous Isidora flirts, while Loveland navigates suspicion and mutual intrigue in a dim streetfront dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintow
Alexander the Great
Loveland
the Waldorf
Val
Bill
Willing
Izzie
Rudress
Isidora
Miss Alexander
Bolomon
Bill Willing
Raidory
Awell
Sissy Alexander
America
Aristo Bill Willing's Friend at the Waldorf-Astoria
In New York, a man known as Mr Gordon arrives with a hidden identity, his London bankers slow to respond. At the Waldorf Astoria a socialite Isidora fears exposure and helps arrange a messenger while Loveland contemplates borrowing funds to cover a debt and a potential scandal.
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Waldorf-Astoria
London
New York
Bhe
Gordon
Bill Willing
Bill
Mauretania
Loveland
Val
the Waldorf
Margulis
Isidora
Rooma
Mr. Gordon
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Jaldara
Steving and
Strealis
Undertakers & Embalmers
Hell
American Union
Bika Ride
Indiana
F. W. Corson
First National Bank Building
Homer City
Penna
Iam
L. Handler
Water Street
Hines House
Tory
Harvey H. Johnston
Philadelphia
Street
Territory
North Sixth Street
Crhlaristy S
Philadelphia St
Pennsylvania
Eps Oliver
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Carnegie Steel Company
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Indiana Foundry Company, Ltd
R. W. Wehrle & Company
Imperial
Indiana Roller Mills
Hetrick & Wilson, Proprs
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