The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

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management Of that house an
nounceS most intense rivalry between
the parents and friends of the little
ones who arc entered
Aside from this big feature this
month, the Rex is offering some of the
most notable films of its season. For
the bill that opens today and plays to-
day and Monday the feature drama is
cone Of the Rabblc, striking story
OF love between IL rich girl and work
ing man
Can You imagine the CONSERVATION,
the embarrassment and distress of an
aristocratlc young woman, raised in
wealth and idleness, suddenly cast
adrift III a strange town, without
friends or money! Such a happening
would furnish material for a comedy
or drama. II is a drama in this case,
and the author has welded together Il
series of incidents, perfectly logical,
that brings the heroine, snob in the
extreme. down to where she is glad to
accept charity and gives her Jcaven-
ing experience never TO be forgotten
Some of the Introductory incidents are
amusing. But those that follow are
highly exciting, leading to Il general
fight in the back of a saloon over the
possession Of the girl II is doubtful
If there was ever a fight of the kind
to equal il in realism-that gives a
more thorough thrill. The man who
battles for and saves her from an aw-
full fate afterwards wins her love and
in the working out of this, there is Il
delightful little romance.
Pride always goeth before q fall, ~
as the old saying goes. So il is with
our pious young heircss, who scorns the
working classes when brought face TO
tace with the real things of life Her
natural common sense, however, which
had been smothcred with the artificial.
ties of wealth. comes to her rescue and
she finally sacrifices her pride and 30.
sition to marry one whom She previous
ly scorncd.
Evelyn arrives at distant station.
where her friend g auto should be wait,
ing for her. She is annoyed that her
maid has deserted her, and more so
when the auto is not to be seen. The
new chauffeur had had breakdown,
Tnep, following tho loss Of her purse.
comes series of humiliatiDg incidents
which eliminates in her being driven
to the park for shelter that night. As
She stagGcrs TO q bench. weak from
anger, hunper and bewildermcnt. 4
tough accosts her She faiuts. The
tough immediately gives a signal. pai
responds; and the two drag Evelyn to
ward a nearby saloon.
Bob Harding young mechanic, on
his way home from work, becomes sns.
picious when he sees the two touqbs
drawing the girl away and follows
After terrific struggle in the saloon
during which the place is well.nigh
wrecked, Bob carries the girl home to
his mother, who nurses her fevercd
brain. week later Bob learns from a
newspaper item that she is the MISSING
daughter Of one Of New York :
wealthlest families. She returns home
Bob meets. with an accident and is put
TO bed .delirious. He calls the name Of
the girl continually. His doctor w;res
to Evelyn the circumstances and thnt
her presence might be the means of
saving his life, In defiance of her fa.
ther and aunt. she comes to him. ITplee.
she returns at once, the father throat.
ems to disinherit her, She does return
but with Bob as her husband Dame
Fortune kindly gives Bob an opnortn-
nifty to save the father in crisis and