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In Orange Springs: "A
church social was a sporting event. Girls who hobnobbed at the
soda fountain were talked about." |
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Ginger and the girls at her
boarding school watch the stranger go by on his horse and wonder
what he may be - everything from an actor to a wife beater! |
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When the sleigh in which
Ginger and Bill are riding overturns, Bill runs off chasing the
sleigh and horse. The handsome stranger, Richard Channing, comes
along and finds Ginger all covered with snow. |
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Thinking Ginger is older
than she really is, Channing invites Ginger to a dance at the
local country club. Ginger sneaks away from the school, but Miss
Paddle arrives to take her back. |
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When Ginger runs into Channing
at a New York restaurant, she quickly borrows a cigarette and
assumes a "grown-up" manner. |
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Ginger pretends to be a sophisticated
woman of the world when she returns home from school shocking
the local minister. |
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Ginger addresses the suitcases
full of stolen jewels to the police commissioner in New York
and takes them to the local train station for delivery. |
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Ginger is in trouble with
everyone - her father is mad at her. Channing and Bill think
she has become a "wicked" woman, and detectives are
there from New York to question why she had stolen merchandise. |
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When the crooks come to Ginger's
house to reclaim their stolen loot, the detectives nab them! |
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Ginger returns to her sweet,
young self which delights Bill. |
