Fame and Fortune Weekly No. 11: A Lucky Penny
Frank Tousey
Play
Length 2 h 26 min
Chapters 16
First published 1905
Tom Garland is a young man in Boston who is sent to learn a trade at an Industrial Farm near the bay. There he meets another young man who's lame, Dick Rogers, and they become lifelong chums. When Tom learns of a couple of dastardly plots against both him and Dick, he plans their escape. Tom and Dick continue to succeed through courage and Providence against many difficult situations, the symbol of which is a lucky penny of Tom's. (Summary by Keith Salis)
Chapters
1
Ch 1 In which Tom Garland Makes a Stanch Friend Read by Keith Salis
8:57
2
Ch 2 In which Tom Learns Something about the Internal Arrangements of the Industrial Farm Read by Keith Salis
11:12
3
Ch 3 In which Tom Takes His First Lesson at the Case Read by Keith Salis
8:19
4
Ch 4 In which Tom Escorts Miss Fanny Wickes to the Matinee Read by Keith Salis
8:21
5
Ch 5 In which Tom Experiences a Rude Shock Read by Keith Salis
8:18
6
Ch 6 In which Tom Overhears a Diabolical Scheme Read by Keith Salis
11:10
7
Ch 7 In which Tom Prevents an Awful Crime Read by Keith Salis
7:28
8
Ch 8 In which Tom Garland and Dick Rogers Bid Good-bye to the Industrial Farm Read by Keith Salis
7:52
9
Ch 9 In which Tom Garland Performs an Heroic Act Read by Keith Salis
10:09
10
Ch 10 The Lucky Penny Read by Keith Salis
8:20
11
Ch 11 In which the Lucky Penny Proves Its Right to that Title Read by Keith Salis
7:42
12
Ch 12 In which Tom and Dick Spend a Very Pleasant Evening at the Rockwell Home Read by Keith Salis
11:23
13
Ch 13 In which Tom Ascribes all His Good Fortune to the Lucky Penny Read by Keith Salis
7:16
14
Ch 14 In which Tom Engages in a Speculation in Boxwood Read by Keith Salis
9:09
15
Ch 15 In which Dick Falls into the Hands of Dr. Hawke Again Read by Keith Salis
10:22
16
Ch 16 In which Everything Comes out All Right Read by Keith Salis
9:32
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