Major's Art Deal Thwarts a Train Ride and Family Ties
Ken Major hurries to Greenwood-on-the-Lake for a painting sale to fund his trip, pawned watch and looming debts shadowing his plan. Babs inspires urgency as Tommy helps transport two portraits while Langley Sabberton eyes her for studio work, revealing Ken's strained finances and family estrangement.
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Babs
Academy
Tommy
Ken
Bert
Greenwood-on-the-Lake
Abs
Langley Sabberton
Mr. Sabberton
Sabberton
Angley Sabberton
Efort
Mrs. Major
Ten Cent
Bass
Babs and Ken Face a New Portrait Fortune Twist
After Ken’s art gains attention, Mrs. Stott-Jones orders a portrait for two thousand dollars, revealing Babs’s manipulations of prices. Ken scrambles to price the piece correctly while Babs savors a rapid rise in fortune and hope. The couple’s precarious balance of art, money, and risk teeters as opportunities multiply.
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Babs
Ken
Bert Carver
Bert
Greenwood-on-the-Lake
Mrs. Stott-Jones
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Mr. Major
Gurney
Europe
Tin
Jack
Catnip
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Serenda
Stanley B. Wilson