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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1922
Page
3
In a tracing of a film production, Alma Daley stars as a distressed heroine amid on set pressure from King Laughlin and a tense continuity writer. The scene shows intense lighting, actor direction, and a dramatized shoot as Dak Dee Daley delivers tears while the director pushes for a perfect take, with Lucinda and others watching closely.
The fiery actress Miss Daley erupts at King Laughlin while Mr. Culp shields his wife from her wrath. Dialogue hints at behind the scenes film tensions as Lontaine introduces guests and a worried Willing supervises the ready tent. (Continued Tomorrow)
Mr. Peerabout the Man in the Moon warms Nancy and Nick with a magic powder and asks the twins to share their Earth adventures. He hints at his long life and promises to tell his story after thanking the Magical Mushroom for delivering the twins. To be continued.
Mr Crosby recalls a reunion with Betsy near Olympia after decades apart. He tries to impress her by mentioning fame and a big state reputation, but Betsy asks for 60 cents, leaving him humbled as she walks away with the money. The anecdote highlights memory, ego, and small-town dynamics.
In this segment Peg discusses love and fairness in marriage with Jeanne Mary and others. They note women idealize lovers and blame husbands when reality falls short, while Peg grapples with finances and a forbidden impulse to buy more Wedgewood items against Trek's wishes, hoping to keep silent. The dialogue hints at unresolved tensions and ongoing storylines.
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