Majestic Monthly (Feb 1916)

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THE MAJESTIC MONTHLY 9 BLANCHE SWEET in “The Ragamuffin” By William C. DeMille Paramount Picture, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Company. CAST OF CHARACTERS Jenny BLANCHE SWEET Bob Van Dyke Tom Forman Beth Van Dyke Minnette Barrett Kelly TWO children are born, one in a fashionable home in Washington square, the other in the slums of New York. We see them on their third birthday; Bob, the rich little boy, surrounded by the presence of love and care; Jenny, the poor little girl, stealing an apple from a fruit stand. We see them getting their education : Bob, under the care of a private tutor, and Jenny learning to read through stolen glances at the Police Gazette. When they are grown up, Bob Van Dyke and his sister, Beth, now orphaned, are caught in the whirl of a gay social life and are spendi g the fortune left them by their parents. Jenny, left alone in the world, has been adopted by Dugan, an old crook, who stands in the Jenny Mrs. Lewis McCord Jack Dexter Park Jones A Broker James Neill William Elmer place of a father to her, and who makes use of h r in his illegal calling. The young cracksman, Kelly, suggests to Dugan that they burglarize a house in Washington Square by putting Jenny through the basement window and have her open the front door for them. Jenny is captured by Bob, who is about to turn her over to the police but, in questioning her, sees, through her girlish beauty, a soul struggling for expression, and he determines to save her. Jenny, never having heard of right and wrong, is fascinated by the rich young man and when he leaves his money on the table and says that he will go upstairs “until he hears the front door close behind her,” she realizes that she has found someone in the world who will trust her, and he does, through trying circumstances. Thursday , Friday, Saturday, February 3, 4, 5