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Preface 9
Acknowledgements 11
Introduction 13
1 1910s-1920s
A New Phase of Life 17
Gone West 19
Old Rose and White 21
Blackface and a Blue Chair 23
A Change of Heart 25
A Foggy Day 28
Beauty and the Billboard 30
Tonight at the Orpheum 33
A Free Man Checks In 36
Rudy's Last Layover 39
A Streetcar Named Hope 42
Washed Away 43
Independence Day 46
Here, Out West 48
Snowfall of the Ages 51
2 1930s
The Place Beneath 55
The Edge of Infinity 58
In the Valley of the Missouri 60
The Neighbors' Workday 62
No. 14,327 65
The Music of Love 67
Hard Times at Gateway Loan 69
The President Comes to Town 71
Before the Wind Shifted 73
Directed by DeMille 76
At First, the Last Time 77
3 1940s
What the Fountain Saw 81
Something Dark 83
The Day They Stopped the Presses 84
The God-Box Player 87
Eulogy on Main 90
Standing on the Corner 92
On Vacation, Out of Position 94
A Union Man Speaks Out 97
The Wisconsin "Shangri-La" 99
Fall in Petticoat Lane 102
4 1950s
Christmas 1950 105
The Last Car 108
Once Upon a Time in the Castle 111
The Bull and the Elephant 113
Waiting Near the Robert E. Lee 116
Poised Between Seasons 118
Gritty Elegance 120
Epilogue 123
About the Author 127
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