"The Moving Picture Girls Snowbound" by Laura Lee Hope is a captivating narrative that follows the lives of Ruth and Alice DeVere, daughters of the veteran actor Mr. Hosmer DeVere. The story unfolds with Mr. DeVere facing a troubling financial predicament. He is accused by Dan Merley of not repaying a $500 loan, despite having settled the debt. This accusation threatens Mr. DeVere's reputation and financial stability, as he lacks proof of payment. The DeVere family, already familiar with the challenges of the acting world, must navigate this new crisis. The narrative is set against the backdrop of the moving picture industry, where Mr. DeVere and his daughters are employed. The girls, along with their friend Russ Dalwood, a moving picture operator, become entangled in the drama both on and off the screen. The story takes a turn when Dan Merley is involved in a peculiar accident, raising questions about his motives and the legitimacy of his claims. Throughout the novel, themes of trust, deception, and the pursuit of justice are explored, as the DeVere family seeks to clear Mr. DeVere's name. The narrative is enriched by the vibrant depiction of the early 20th-century film industry, offering readers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of those who brought stories to life on the silver screen.