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The Moving Picture Girls at Oak Farm is an engaging and captivating story written by the talented author Laura Lee Hope. Set in a quaint rural area, the book transports readers into a world filled with excitement, adventure, and the magic of the early days of filmmaking.

From the very beginning, readers are drawn into the lives of the main characters, Ruth and Alice DeVere, two sisters with an insatiable passion for the moving pictures. The sisters find themselves entwined in a thrilling journey when they are invited to Oak Farm, a picturesque location where rural plays and movies are being filmed.

Hope's writing style effortlessly paints vivid imagery of the countryside, making readers feel like they are right alongside Ruth and Alice on their escapades. As the sisters arrive at Oak Farm, they quickly become acquainted with an assortment of fascinating characters, each with their own quirks and personalities that add depth and charm to the story.

The narrative gracefully weaves together various plotlines, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Ruth and Alice face not only the challenges that come with being in the film industry but also the mysterious and sometimes "queer happenings" that occur around Oak Farm. Unexplainable events and unexpected twists add an element of suspense and intrigue, making it difficult to stop turning the pages.

Moreover, what sets this book apart is its insightful commentary on the early days of cinema. The author beautifully captures the excitement and wonder that encompassed this era, as well as the dedication and hard work of those involved in the film industry. Readers get a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes efforts required to create a moving picture, which adds depth to the story and enriches the overall reading experience.

Laura Lee Hope masterfully combines elements of mystery, adventure, and drama, creating a well-rounded and captivating tale. The relationships between the characters feel genuine and relatable, making it easy for readers to emotionally invest in their journey.

Overall, The Moving Picture Girls at Oak Farm is a delightful read that will transport readers to a time filled with innocence, charm, and the allure of early cinema. Laura Lee Hope's impeccable storytelling and memorable characters make this book a must-read for both fans of the silent movie era and anyone seeking a captivating adventure laced with mystery and enchantment.

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THE MOVING PICTURE GIRLS AT OAK FARM

Or

Queer Happenings While Taking Rural Plays

by

LAURA LEE HOPE

Author Of "The Moving Picture Girls," "The Moving Picture Girls Snowbound," "The Outdoor Girls of Deepdale," "The Bobbsey Twins," Etc.

Illustrated

[Illustration: A BULL CAME RUSHING THROUGH THE CORN. Moving Picture Girls at Oak Farm . Page 54.]

The World Syndicate Publishing Co. Cleveland New York Made in U. S. A. Copyright, 1914, by Grosset & Dunlap

Press of The Commercial Bookbinding Co. Cleveland

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I FILMING A SMASH 1

II A MISSING DOG 11

III ON TO THE FARM 20

IV A QUEER PROPOSAL 29

V SANDY'S STORY 36

VI THE BUTTING BULL 45

VII THE PLAY OF THE HOSE 55

VIII IN THE OLD BARN 64

IX THE RESCUE 70

X THE BARN DANCE 79

XI THE RUNAWAY MOWING MACHINE 89

XII THE MAN WITH THE LIMP 97

XIII ON GUARD 107

XIV AN UPSET 114

XV THE LONELY CABIN 124

XVI THE MAN... Continue reading book >>




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