Actress Lucinda Druce Eyes Film Debut With Alma Daley
Lucinda Druce visits Alma Daley in New York as plans form for a Culp banner film. The party rehearses on set while Culp hints at a future acting contract and a possible studio company. A nightclub scene ends with a crowded floor and a dramatic stumble as the night unfolds.
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California
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Palais Royal
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Miss Daley
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For You to Color
Hal Cochran presents a brief color themed travel column from Clearright during 1953, detailing whimsical itineraries and artistic prompts. The piece promotes vivid imagery and playful exploration as a light entertainment note in a regional paper.
Adventures of the Twins in Moon City Tale
Clive Roberts Bart presents a Moon Man tale where Nancy Nick and the Magical broom hear a lesson on earthly values. The Moon Man explains poverty as a prized state and contrasts riches, describing moon cities of ice blocks marble ivory and pearl. The piece ends with a breakfast of crackers and milk and a cliffhanger.
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Adventures OF the Twins
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Heattle Star
Afternoon Tea With Seattle Pioneer’s Kin Story
Peggy and Perry visit Mrs. Katherine Whitworth Shulta, granddaughter of Dr. Whitworth, who founded Seattle’s First Presbyterian Church. They discuss a tilt top enamel table from the Crystal Palace and recall Seattle’s early days around 1853, when Denny’s post office served few letters and 636 mailmen now staff a million-dollar system.
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Olympia
More Than Kind Chapter Seven Seeks New Movers
A narrator notes her husband Jack’s habit of visiting Mrs. Herrod for chess and social chats. She contemplates limits set by their prenuptial agreement and wonders if his attention will continue after marriage, fearing changes in their pattern of visits.
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Dobbin
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Mrs. Herrod
Forbidden Chess Night Sparks Hidden Affection
In a cramped apartment the narrator watches Jack and Mrs. Herrod play chess with quiet tension. Mrs. Herrod’s approving smiles hint at a bond stronger than friendship while the third party contemplates possible plans as the game ends with the ominous line To Be Continued.
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