Paper Roses and a Turbulent Homecoming
Roderick Briton, aka Rorie, returns from London to await his dying father. He clashes at a circus where he attacks trapeze performer Rosalie and confides plans to send her away. Through the night a hunchback watcher named BUNCH tracks Rosalie while Fergeron informs Rorie his father’s fate.
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Rorie
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Roderick
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Bunch
Rosalie
Fergerson
Alperton
Tim
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Disinherited heir confronts love and ruin at Fergerson estate
Roderick Fergerson faces sudden poverty after his father’s death leaves him two hundred pounds and his fiancée Lilian Fane hints at an end to their engagement. He recalls a circus connection with Rosalie and contemplates leaving the manor for Alperton as guilt, anger, and love collide.
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Kilian
London
Fane
Lilian Fane
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Rosalie
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Ralph Briton
Lillian
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When A Woman Tells Is A Mystery Of Hearts
The narrator and Grace discuss Grace Cameron and Lila on the verge of a possible romance involving Philip Ames. Sleep eludes them as thoughts swirl about Tom Bradford and John Ames, questioning loyalties and hidden connections while a revelation seems near.
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Lila
Phil
Miss Sorensen
Wisteria Road
Philip Ames
Grace
Tom Bradford
John Ames
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Philip
Cap’n Pennywinkle Receives Help From the Twins
The Twins meet Cap’n Pennywinkle undersea with the Fairy Queen’s letter. Pennywinkle, a famous sea figure, assesses them and awards badges to Nancy and Nick for their mission. Curly the sea-horse stands nearby as the scene unfolds.
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Cap'n Pennywinkle
Nancy
Cap'n Winkle
Nick
Twinkle-Pen
Curly
Seattle
Indian storyteller near Seattle preserves ancient legends
A Seattle area man, proud of his Native identity, serves as interpreter for many, retelling legends of his people. He recalls tales from the old Indians and recounts how birds and beasts once shared wisdom, describing a time when the earth was young and light scarce.
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Seattle
Daddy
David
Peery
Pegry
la Jaub
Three Sisters Wish Upon Stars In Ancient Indian Tale
An Indian legend recalls three sisters Tapalt Yestamish and Calicoblow who dwell after a famine living by dried fern roots. One night Yestamish gazes at a red star and Tapalt at a white star wishing for husbands as they lie beneath fir branches and animal skins.
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Tapalt
Yestamish
Calicoblow
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