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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
3
A brown man curtly declines gratitude from a New Yorker who feels lifelong obligation. The cider horseman departs, leaving a distressed father and a hurt girl. Only the two men know of the fifty dollar bill episode. The girl sees boorish discourtesy and loses the romance of her adventure.
Red Hollister mocks late meals as the crew jokes about New York cabarets. Johnnie Green frets over eating, while Stace Wallis and Clay Lindsay discuss costs and Broadway escapades on a night out. The group references a twelve mile long street and a thirsty journey.
In a Western tale, Clay Lindsay, famed for his sunlit charm and loyal dog Johnnie Green, contemplates a move from rides and ranch life to New York. He recalls a past romance, faces New York’s lure, and muses on finding a job while planning to ride Broadway.
On a cross country trip Clay Lindsay abandons wild man image as he travels east from Tucson. In a Denver area town a pretty orphan named Kitty Mason joins his dining car table and shares plans to study acting in New York. She hopes to become a film star despite her late journey and modest means.
Clay Lindsay faces Jerry Durand on a midwest sleeper train as Kitty Mason flirts with Durand. Durand is challenged in the diner and later ejected from the car after a tense confrontation in the vestibule. Lindsay observes the fragile balance between protection and danger as tensions rise aboard.
Beatrice and Clay share a mountain honey moon in a rustic ranch setting as she revels in simple life and fierce partnership. The piece previews a William MacLeod Raine western with action over city life and a frontier triumph.
A desert ranch scene unfolds with a big car bringing a girl to a cattle roundup. A red eyed steer charges the ridge where she stands, and a bronco rider dives to shield her, lifting her to safety and earning praise from a city man who rewards the hero with a fifty dollar bill.
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