The Big Town Round Up by William Macleod Raine
An Arizona range rider travels to New York and meets Kitty Mason a would be actress. He helps Beatrice Whitford and Annie Millikan resist threats from Jerry Durand and gunmen. Lindsay feigns trust then outsmarts the criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellathia
Arizona
Clay Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Kitty Mason
Jerry Durand
Durand
Clay
Beatrice Whitford
Linday
Colm Whitford
Kitty
Beatrice Whitford Vipens
Johnnie Green
Annie Millikan
Miracle-Worker, Westerner, and Kitty in the Rain
Clay meets Kitty by chance after a box party outside the Empire. Beatrice and Colin Whitford watch as a shadowy woman eyes the group from a doorway. Clay vows to protect Kitty and escorts her home, promising to resolve her troubles tomorrow. He understands her story and forgives her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Clay
Beatrice
the Empire
Shanley’s
Colin Whitford
Jove
Lindsay
Iater
Jenkins
Tina
Whitford
Mr. Green
Lin
Mr. Lindsay
New York
Beatrice and Clay in a tense New York showdown
Beatrice confronts Clay Lindsay over Kitty’s rescue and his handling of the situation. Lindsay defends helping the vulnerable traveler while Beatrice accuses him of duplicity and asserts a demand for separation if their views differ. Tension erupts as Beatrice risks pride for moral stance and Lindsay contemplates farewell.
Beatrice Proposes at Palm Room Dinner Dance
Clarenton Bromfield faces a bold proposal from Beatrice Whitford at the Roberson dinner-dance in the Palm Room. She openly asks him to marry, while he plays cool but promises happiness, sparks fly, and the engagement rumor spreads as Bromfield guards his suspicions about Beatrice’s motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Clay
Miss Colorado
Jon
Kitty
Green
Miss Whitford
Jehonie
Castleman
Beatrice
Jes
Ube West
Clay Lindsay
Clarenton Bromfield
Roberson
Bromfield
Ree
Lin
Clary
Deuce
Arizona
New York
Ouce
Whitfords
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William Macleod
Raine
Lead Raine
William Mac
Man
Fils
Julianie
Miss Kitty
Gray
Togo
Secon
Jolunie
Jollies
Bii
Sho
Johmbnie
Restrice
Tucson
Miss Beatrice
Saterday
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