Comic Train Revelry Foils Mallorys Bride Night
On a passenger train the Mallorys face irony and jokes from fellow travelers about their planned reconciliation. Dr Temple and Mrs Temple join in lightheartedly as the couple, anxious since there is no minister aboard, navigates a last night of showy goodnights and divided quarters. Anne Gattle’s empty berth hints at a restless departure.
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Mallory
Marjorie
Dr. Temple
Mrs. Temple
Mallorys
Witticiams
Fresh Trouble on the Transcontinental Train
On the day’s last leg toward San Francisco, Ira Lathrop and Anne adjust to married life aboard a crowded train. The car steams with flirtation and chaos as Mallory, Wellington, Fosdick and others clash over beds, hooks, and breakfast while Reno looms as a grim waypoint.
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Ira
Anne
Ducky Darling
Tia
Wedgewood
San Francisco
Hook
Hook-And-Eye Society
Divorce and a Nevada license on a train
In a crowded car Harry Mallory seeks a quick Nevada divorce with a press agent turned notary Baumann. Marjorie protests yet hints of elopement spark as plans shift between marriage in a smoking car and a search for a bracelet that could seal the match.
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Wellington
Baumann
Blumen
Jimmie
Exeouse
Mallory
Chicago
Nevada
Mr. Baumann
Reno
California
Himmel
Dr. Temple
Marjorie
Harry Mallory
Aarm
Harry
San Francisco
Chapter XXXIV The Complete Divorcer
A fragment from a serialized tale recounts nervy passengers gripped by personal troubles as the group heads toward Reno, with one character using wit amid mounting tensions and the looming next chapter in their journey.
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Reno
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Meni
Ty M. K. Phy
Ashton
Fosdick
Mr. Temple
Ypsiland
Arthur
Dovie
Portland
Granger
Jimmie Wellington
Haif
Lathrop
Robin
Mr. Lathrop
Recue
Poberet
Yassah
Mrs. Wellington
Mrs. Whitcomb
Great Britain
Ira Lathrop
Miss Gattle
Mrs. Lathrop
Anne Lathrop
Weington
Little Jimmie
Snowdrop
Voltaire
Baumann and Blumen
Biumen Divorce Outfitters
Notary Public Justice of the Peace
New York
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