Teddy is alone. Butler announces Martha. She is ushered in.
Condoles with Teddy over the loss of his money and offers to
loan him enough to start over again. Teddy is greatly mortified
and tries to get up courage enough to tell Martha the truth,
registering the fact that he is very uncomfortable. He finally
musters up enough courage to go up to Martha and in an awkward
manner proposes to her and is accepted.
FINIS.
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Transcriber’s note
On page 29 it says:
“We give you, on a separate sheet, which you will find in the front
part of the book, a _complete_ and _up-to-date list_ of the firms,
which are buying _Photoplays_.”
Research did not find any copies of the book that contain this.
Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. Hyphenation
and italicization have been standardized. Spelling and capitalization
of the word “Photoplay(s)” standardized.
Spelling was retained as in the original except for the following
Changes:
Page 2: “Studio Terms 1 to 11” “Studio Terms 3 to 11”
Page 2: “A Few Dont’s 31 to 32” “A Few Don’ts 31 to 33”
Page 5: “see scene 16” “See scene 16”
Page 19: “is easer to write” “is easier to write”
Page 20: “not advisible to” “not advisable to”
Page 21: “camera man to photopgraph” “camera man to photograph”
Page 24: “feature in Photolays” “feature in Photoplays”
Page 24: “Alwas bear in mind” “Always bear in mind”
Page 25: “througout the play” “throughout the play”
Page 30: “exonorating the evil doer” “exonerating the evil doer”
Page 32: “You canot write” “You cannot write”
Page 33: “one of their’s that” “one of theirs that”
Page 34: “old plots rehased” “old plots rehashed”
Page 45: “Tom exists.” “Tom exits”
Page 47: “Stone nad Martha” “Stone and Martha”
Page 53: “Edith’s boudior.” “Edith’s boudoir.”