Angel of Trouble continues in Indian railroad saga
In India Wynter learns of his father's death and plans to return to New York as Miriam Kindersey and her husband prepare to visit. Miriam, once Wynter's fiancée, stirs danger while Kindersley confronts Wynter on a veranda above a chasm. A fight ends with Kindersley dead, a presumed accident, and Wynter returning to New York to face new obsessions and threats.
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Wynter
India
New York
Miriam Kindersey
David
Miriam
Kindersley
Beory
America
Olive Charters
Paul Marrable
Olive
Trapping a Young Girl Continues in Scene
In a garden scene Olive resists her aunt and hints at fear of Marrable. John Wynter vows to shield her from persecution and presses for her trust as she finally yields to his embrace. The moment ends with Olive admitting deep, aching affection.
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Olive
John Wynter
Marrable
Wynter
Madame d'Enclos
Tentacles Outstretched in a Jealous Power Play
Marrable plots to destroy John Wynter by seizing a crucial letter hidden in Wynter’s hotel suite. Lumley trades access to documents for a withheld payment, then Marrable uses the Seymour letter to pry loose a dangerous secret. Miriam’s passion could expose Wynter’s perilous past.
Marrable plots over Olive and a threatening letter
Marrable contemplates exposing his rival with a read of two letters. He plans to use Seymour's letter to provoke a reaction and possibly ruin him at his club. He smiles at a newspaper item noting Mrs Miriam Solwyn Kindersley aboard a liner as the piece ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Seymour
Marrable
Miriam Solwyn Kindersley
Stage News Highlights New York Theatres Opens
Eddie Garvie joins Henry B Harris for A Skylark at Savoy. George A Wright lands a role in Children of Destiny opening February 21 at the Savoy. Orme Caldara stars with Helen Ware in a Byron Ongley play. Theodore Friebus in Children of Destiny cast. The Newlyweds and Their Baby advances March 3 for a March 4 Park return. Blanche King shines in The Yankee Girl with witty lines. Frederick Kaufman notes years with Sothern Marlowe. Marletta Olly rehearses a Shubert backed play. John Emerson is mentioned.
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George A. Wright
Charles Kleir
Henry B. Harris
Sydney Rosenfeld
Savoy Theater
New York
Orme Caldara
Helen Ware
Byron Ongley
Theodore Friebus
Madam Nazimova
the Park Theater
the Park
George V. Hobart
Blanche King
Miss Ring
Marletta Olly
Messrs. Shubert
John Emerson
Stage Set for Arvine Benton Stock Debut in April
The Park theater's stage crew, carpenters, and scenic artists are busy building a large set for the Arvine-Benton stock company opening this April. The production promises to be the largest and newest of recent successes, with a cast of recognized artists led by Mary Mannering in A Man's World. Andrew Mack's The Prince of Bohemia plays Lyric Theater Philadelphia from Feb 14, Christie MacDonald stars, while plans for a new Lyric Theater in Brooklyn by Hardie and Short advance with exterior photos released.
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Park Theater
Arvine-Benton Stock Company
Arvine
Rachel Crothers
Mary Mannering
New York
Comedy Theater
Andrew Mack
J. Hartley Manners
A. Baldwin Sloane
Lyric Theater
Philadelphia
Christie MacDonald
Betle
Mayfair
Messrs. Hardle
Short
Shubert Theater
Brooklyn
Old Woman Lived On Tiny Pension In Denver
Eighty year old Mrs Hanna Hassan receives twelve dollars a month as her husband's pension in Denver. For ten years she has lived in a small room above a livery stable with railroad sounds and lodgers nearby. She says she does not get help from anyone.
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Denver
Col
Hanna Hassan
Blake Street
John G. Hassan
Grandma Hassan Works Hard to Survive in Denver
Aged immigrant grandmother known as Grandma Hassan lives frugally in Denver. She relies on washing shirts for 50 cents per batch, rents $2 monthly, and scavenges coal from railroad tracks for winter fuel. She endures with pluck, bears 12 children, lost her husband, and seeks to work without help while avoiding reliance on others.
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Goldfield
Nev
Denver
Saving Your Money Promises from Acknowledged Bank
Encourages prudent savings and declares February as a prompt to start or increase a savings account. Promises a strong financial position with one million dollars capital and five hundred thousand dollars surplus, pledging every cent earned to fulfill the bank’s promise. Emphasizes discipline and respect for savers.
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