Warburton's Dinner and a Daring Butlers Night
Warburton Frets over a dress and the danger of exposure as he plans a night of cosmopolitan guests. Miss Annesley laughs at his servile role while the butler endures a tense soup service and a banquet of intriguing conversations.
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Remembair
Monsieur Pierre
Warburton
Monsieur
James
Weer
Dames
Robert
M’sieu Thames
Chadwick
Count Karloff
Col
Annesley
America
Col. Raleigh
Martinet
Karloff
Tosti
Schumann
Traumerei
Handel
Grieg
Chaminade
Dramatic Playwright Seeks December Military Production
In a social dining scene Karloff and a dramatist discuss a new military play planned for December while music and singing plans surface. Betty notices her father’s weariness as witty exchanges spark a lively repartee. The table dining continues through the courses.
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Karloff
Tosti
Annesley
Betty
Just a Little Personal
A humorous dig at Congress and its members as Thornwall praises a rising representative and then fouls his own point with a sarcastic quip about the pay and competence of national lawmakers. The exchange contrasts idealized respect with an awkward insult about Washington salaries.
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Thornwall
National
House of Representatives
Mr. Thornwall
Washington
Mr. B
Jesus and the Children Lesson Text in Capernum House
A Baptist era lesson on Matthew 18 1 14 in a Capernum house sets a child as the model of humility. It emphasizes childlike faith, warnings against stumbling blocks, and God’s will for repentance and salvation.
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Capernaum
Peter's
God
Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Luke
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of
Mark
Fault of the Clock in a Kitchen Farce
Mrs Hooligan hurries in a pan try scene as she mocks time delays and clocks. A rustic Irish voice laments waiting for men and laments shifting hours from yesterday to today, capturing a humorous domestic moment from Youths Q Companion.
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Man On the
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Raleigh
George
Leutenant
Robert Warburton
Jesus and the Children
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