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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
10
In a Venetian night scene Mary learns Sue frets over a past lover named Bob met in Yellowstone. Sue confesses romance, fate, and longing as moonlit canals shimmer above gondolas, contrasting Europe's beauty with the West's mountains and valleys.
In a moonlit outdoor scene Mary and Sue recount a night of dancing and jazz. A hopeful kiss is declined. the male suitor apologizes, confesses love, and leaves them reflective and disheartened about meeting again. The setting shifts to a somber canal mood as they contemplate life at a girls' school.
In a nostalgic European trip tale, Sue and friends roam the Mediterranean and Paris before returning to Cherbourg. On registration day, Sue meets Bob, the new tall blond accounting teacher, and impulsively kisses him, jeopardizing school hush tones and raising gossip. The scene shifts to a cheeky ad from a butcher about fair weights in Martin’s business.
Doris, a sales girl, battles desire and duty as she plans a night out dancing with Leonard Lawson while her fiancé Tom stays home, torn between attendance and concern. The scene shifts from the locker room to Main Street and a smoky nightclub where temptation grows and Tom’s quiet doubt meets a dramatic twist.
An excerpt shows Doris torn between duty and romance as she lies to protect Tom, who struggles with past family shame. Leonard mocks the ruse while Tom and Doris share a tender reunion, seeking happiness beyond jazz and restless nights, ending with a movie bride and a child’s reaction at the ceremony.
Maria guards a saddle-back chair she loves as a family heirloom, rebuffing buyers until necessity forces sale. Postmaster Miller, famed for honesty, offers a price that reflects the chair’s rare value, but Maria questions every bid, insisting it’s priceless to her. The moment of sale arrives as she reveals the chair, seeking money amid hard times in a tale of steadfast attachment and delicate exchange.
Maria accepts twenty five dollars for an item she has long been offered more for, amid war talk. She remains dazed as Hen Fy leaves with the chair toward home, and Maria sinks to the kitchen table, head in hands. The moment unsettles her considerably.
In a Dec morning Maria awakens and confronts Miller over a chair she once sold. He admits the sale, but she insists the chair binds memories and money cannot replace it. She hurls the chair from the window. it shatters on the street as she takes back the bills and exits. A stray aside recalls a boyish fatherly quip about a snoring dad and a dreaming dog.
Anna Blakely endures a bleak frontier rail camp life while longing for city comforts. She seeks solace by visiting a cottage mistress, Mrs Young, who urges creative pursuits and home adornment to please her husband, civil engineer Roger. After finding new friendship, Anna secretly returns to camp with gifts.
Anna fills a shabby cabin with a portable typewriter, colored cretonnes, bulbs, a phonograph and records. She transforms the space into a cheerful abode within hours, surprising Roger as he arrives. He praises the changes while she confesses she is making a home for him, and news of a dinner with the boss soon follows.
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