A Portrait of Rhoda and the Vicious Gossips
In a salon atmosphere two women and a man discuss Rhoda Verner, her marriage to Gaston Verner, and society’s cruel scrutiny. They debate divorce, public life, and whether Rhoda can endure life with a dissipated husband, revealing motives, status, and impending tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Kenrick
Carystart
Rhoda
Gerald
Gaston Verner
Beau
Dix
Carystort
Irande
Lacy Carrsfort
Gaston
Ehenrick
Verners
Italy
Ricl
Sydney
Florence
Solo Sia
Hem Ther
Cisston
Lady Carrsfort
Tangled Banter Opens a Family Parlour Scene
A playful exchange unfolds as Brenda confronts Gerald about a rehearsal and a mysterious girl. Lady Corystort questions the intruding cousin while Brenda teases about distant relatives and travelers from Inverness, sparking light family friction.
Jerry and Brenda Near Arrival of a Marriage Plan
In a tense drawing room scene Lady Carysfort urges Brenda and Gerald Kenrick toward an arranged match, while Jerry and Brenda exchange guarded remarks about a Saville girl as plans for a future union hover between hope and doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Miss Bowen
Saville
Lady Carysfort
Gerald Kenrick
Brenda
A Tense Morning Between Rhoda Verner and Sir Gaston
In a guarded country house, Rhoda Verner confronts her husband Sir Gaston over rumors of infidelity and missing money. Amid jealous scrutiny and social pressure, Rhoda maintains dignity as she prepares to attend an outing with Gaston, while hints of betrayal threaten to unravel their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Carysfort
Artemus Ward
Lady Carystort
Rhoda Verner
Gerald Kenrick
Brenda Bowen
Rhoda
Lordsfort
Brenda
Gaston
Kenrick
Gerald
Miss Bowen
Nerous
Brende
Carysfort
Lord Wyvis
Els
Baring
Simpson
Wyvis
Jove
Verner
Lord Wrvie
Wryvis
Ahe
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Lady Corystort
General Bowen
Selkirks
Janet
Inverness
Jady Caryastort
Lady Verner
Clair Tuttle
Curio Hall
Strasbourg
Frank Cotton
Funny Donkey Circus
Patieet
Texas
Captain Carl
Cowboy
Abe Otures
Seanseten
Academy
Martell
Sengaton, the
Chas. Howard
Billy Golden
May Golden
Katie Carter
Walker’s Merry Makers
Si—Lily-Clay Co
Lee Tower
Palace
Carson
R.u
Harrison
Cleveland
T. G. Evars & Co
Thirdland Market
GC. C
Clothiers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
de Witt
Lortta Place
Piper & Clark
Fo Avenues
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Manola-Mason Company
John Mason
Marion Manola
WM. Young
Stanslaus Stange
T. W. Robertson
Wesley Sisson
J. H Gilmour
Dartmoor
Harris’ Theater
Wills
Collins
Norma Wing
Smithfield ST
Dmithteld
City Hall
Harry Avis
T IN America
Domingo
Roquisi
Marquis
Pdomingo
Lovels
Rcon OF Lenge
Loa T
Clo. Domingo
Churchill and Gordon
Vaudsville
Frank Bosh
Tony Pastor
New York
Tasaud
Hilderen
LO Cts
Ig Cts
Garretts
Empress of
Alvin Theater
Chireles L. Davis
Pittsburg
Sydney Rosenfeld
Philadelphia
Lizzie Hudson Collier
Georgie Dickson
John Williams
Harry Hatto
David Talbott
Helen Kinnaird
Josie Norman Alf. Hampton
Wright Huntington
H. C. Tansy
Edward Perre
Anna Belmont
Ella Mayer
W. E. Wilson
J. H. Snyder
Joseph Raboud
Edwin H. Price
Opera House
E. D. Wilt
Boston
Howard
Athenaum
MILLE
Bertoldi
Kara
M. Servias
Star Specialty CO
Whittey and Leonard
Dixon Brothers, Fulgosa
Jases
the Allisons
Lucy
Marguerite Fesh
Chas. Warren
Lillian Lewis
Lady Lil
Children’s Shoes
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