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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
9
The piece surveys holiday giving with humor, noting useful gifts like smoking jackets and mistaking devices, while lampooning the “Late Shopper” who delays presents. It contrasts doorbell and package antics with family scenes and jocular warnings about impulsive generosity. It ends urging sanatoriums for procrastinating givers.
Millicent arrives in the metropolis from a downstate farm seeking work. She confronts the glamour and mystery of the film industry while facing family financial pressures and hopes for a brighter future amid late shopping scenes and social expectations.
Millicent, a trained stenographer with a commercial diploma, lands a six dollar weekly filing job but gets fired to sub for Audrey Arlington in a National Film Manufacturing studio Christmas reel. Ned Tolman, the leading man, recognizes Millicent as his old flame Ned Harkins’s vows return as they share a kiss amid the production rush.
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