New Year’s Day sparks and a doorway collision
On New Year’s morn Marmaduke Butler meets Tom in a street encounter that tests promises of not flirting. Peggy’s playful resolutions unravel as Tom’s impulse leads to a fight and a hurried homeward return before dinner. Peggy notes Sally’s Bedford Street address as the pair consider consequences.
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Cook
Bobby
Peggy
Sally
Bob
Marmaduke
Tom
Marmaduke Bafler
Marmaduke Butler
Bedford Street
Yom
Bedfordtrees
Ring Out the Old Ring In the New in a Local Drama
An excerpt opens with a faded poem attributed to Lord Tennyson and a social scene unfolds. Peggy rushes news to Tom about Sally and her cousin Madge facing danger with a lurking man as they walk home. A heroic stranger intervenes, Madge and Tom soon announce their engagement.
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Christ
Lord Tennyson
Sally
Peggy
Tom
Burton James
Madge
Bedford Street
McClure
Syndl Ody Mec Sosa
The Gold of Coloma Adventure Ends With Despair
Gloria Gaynor and Mark King chase a vast hidden gold shared by prospector The Everlasting Whisper and the Gaynor clan. After perilous journeys, a stranded Grattan and Gloria seek shelter in a cliff cave as a storm traps them. King battles loneliness, while Gloria consoles Grattan, sparking a fragile bond and the uneasy prospect of love amid danger.
Gloria and Gratton clash in the mountain cavern
Gloria Gaynor plans to move her camp to a higher cave with Mark King’s help while Gratton, driven by jealousy, presses his claim. A violent confrontation erupts when Gratton corners Gloria, who asserts her independence and takes control. King has gone for help, but Gratton discovers a bag of gold and dreams of wealth as they decide whether to descend or stay.
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Gloria
Grattan
Gloria Gaynor
Mark King
Gus Ingle
Iking
Gratton
King
Jude
Sulready
Mark Bing
Mark Ring
Graftop
Mr. Gratton
Mr. King
Tully
San Francisco
Brodie
Honeycatt
Chance
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Peronn i Marie Marsh
Judson
Dearest
Bella
Mark Kling
Ben Gaynor
Swen Brodin
Gaynor
Coloma
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