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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
In a tense scene on a reeling train a young woman faces a hostile man named Durand. She resists his attempt to remove her belongings while a bystander observes a bruised cheek and warns of danger from the western figure. Suspicion and anger mingle as the moment erupts.
Clay, a ranch hand from Arizona, arrives in New York and buys a fine all wool blue serge suit. After a comic confrontation with a janitor and a street fight, he is escorted into a stylish home where a sharp eyed young woman, nicknamed Ada like Rosalind, welcomes him and helps him into a secretive, elegant room before a sudden encounter with a police officer.
Beatrice Whitford shelters Clay Lindsay a western emerald in New York City. The police suspect an intruder but Lindsay proves his honesty as Bromfield, a rival mine suitor, arrives. Whitford shows a keen hostess stance while Lindsay bonds with the Western crowd and plans a quick exit.
A party of easterners touring Arizona witness a cattle round up. A wild steer attack on a girl is foiled by a cowboy rider. Clay Lindy, an Orange rider, plans to visit New York where he meets Kitty Mason a would be actress. Jerry Durand a gang politician pursues her on the train. Lindsay intervenes by quelling a quarrel and ejecting Rand from the car.
An exchange hints at an old attachment between two figures, with one noting an expected marriage and recalling a past interest in Miss Maindhance. The dialogue promises further development of personal entanglements.
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