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It was to the ferryman's telephone that they returned. Sarah Brown knew that the fire was a magic fire, and that an appeal to the L.C.C. Fire Brigade would only bring defeat and unnecessary bewilderment upon a deserving organisation. Sarah Brown rang up Richard's office, and Richard, who had a heroic and almost cinematic gift for being on hand at the right moments, answered her himself.
That spindling sparseness, worse than utter baldness, of the wheat stubble now disappeared with cinematic suddenness, and our train was running past stretches of vineyard, where, among the green and purple and yellow ranks, the vintagers, with their donkeys and carts, were gathering the grapes in the paling light of the afternoon.
Madame, I am quite sure, did not sit upon the sand. It appears also that they visited a succession of picture houses. Madame declares that she is fascinated by this form of entertainment; the variety and rapid movement delight her as I admit they do my dull self and she deeply enjoys the blatant crudity of cinematic drama.
On the surface, it deals with the worn out issue of the intermingling of life and the media. Examples for such incestuous relationships abound: Ronald Reagan, the cinematic president was also a presidential movie star. The resulting images are continuously posted on the Web and are available to anyone with a computer.
Charity Coe Cheever was making less progress with her amateur movie-show than Kedzie with her professional cinematic career. Charity telephoned to ask Jim Dyckman to act, but he proved to be camera-shy and intractable. She had difficulties with all her cast. It was impossible to satisfy the people who were willing to act with the roles they were willing to assume.
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