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Ella tries to wipe the poster paste
from her stepmother's face, but her apron is covered
with soot - making an even bigger mess! |
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Ella's friend, Waite Lifter, who
is also the iceman, comforts her after she has been
chided by her stepmother. Of course, she forgets that
she has soap all over her face! |
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Uh oh - just as she tries to
shoo a fly from her nose, the photographer snaps
the picture. |
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Ella says she can't go to the ball
because she has nothing to wear. Waite convinces her
to take one of her stepsister's dresses without permission. |
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At the ball, Ella is interviewed by
the judges. Little does she know that the picture the
photographer sent in shows her making a funny
face. |
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On the train to Hollywood, Ella meets
up with a passenger car full of Indians. The Chief
gives her a cigar to smoke, and she is too frightened
to say "no." |
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Harry Langdon helps Ella hide from
the studio's security guard. That's Ella serving
as Harry's table under the blanket. |
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We learn that Waite Lifter, the iceman,
is really George Waite who comes from a rich family.
His father chastises him for wanting to marry Ella. |
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. . . but, of course, they
marry and live happily ever after. |
