Lord Loveland Seeks Heiress On American Voyage
Lord Loveland, handsome and haughty, plans to visit America to capture an heiress and restore his fortunes. His cousin Betty helps him blend with New York society as his valet resigns and he ships on the Mauretania. Cadwallader Hunter spots Loveland onboard as a showy social ascent unfolds.
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New York
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Loveland
Mauretania
Baltic
Cadwallader Hunter
Lesley Doarmet
Mr. Loveland
Val
Cadwallader Ayuter
Jim
Tim
Betty
Mrs. Loveland
Judson R. Coolidge
Elinor Coolidge
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Elinor
Newport
Loveland Stfly
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Loveland and the Mysterious Cadwallader Hunter on Board
On a ship voyage Loveland brushes off Major Cadwallader Hunter who claims kinship to Jimmy Blarborough. Hunter flanks Loveland, dropping names and hints of London season while Loveland resists his insinuations and questions their true link. The scene probes social climbing and fragile pride aboard.
Loveland seeks American heiress amid shipboard gossip
On a transatlantic voyage Loveland and Major Cadwallader Hunter navigate a web of social climbing. Loveland seeks a rich wife while Hunter taunts and maneuvers to steer him toward English and American heiresses, including Miss Dearmer and Miss Coolidge, as Miss Milton and Miss Dearmer test Loveland’s sincerity and affections.
You Think I'm a Beast to Marry a Girl for Money
Oveland seeks frank friendship with a woman at a social table while debating wealth and marriage. He contemplates marrying for money to save his estates, exchanges with a witty companion about being rich, honest rules, and the theater of social games. The dialogue reveals class and candid plans amid flirtation.
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