The Buddha and a Charity Tea Service
Mary Forest and her granddaughter Sheila face financial strain while selling heirlooms to make ends meet. Albert Haines schemes to buy a Buddha statue, hoping for profit, but Clifford Beatt and Sheila expose the ruse as they navigate trust, generosity, and budding romance in a London harbor town.
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Albert Haines
Mary Forrest
Clese
Thas Atateura
Bill Forest
Mary Forest
Mary
Wach
Christian Goodwill
Fuet
Max
Hha
Beatt
Haines
Clifford Scott
Nature
Shela Forest
Sheila
Sheila Forest
Clifford
Sheils
Mr. Haines
Clifford Beatt
Shella Forest
Mr. Scott
Mise Forest
Cifford Beatt
Birmingham
Helnna
Ell
Mins Forest
Scott
Albert
Miss Forest
Offord Scott
Shei
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