Jack Ralston, a young millionaire, most earn $30 in thirty days, in order to win the hand of Hazel Wilson, daughter of Jonette Wilson, an irascible and grouchy old man. Jack applies for various jobs. His first is at a bank. Next h...

Thirty Days

The picture doesn&apos;t drag

Papa makes the prospective son-in-law an offer to let him marry his daughter if he&apos;ll make thirty dollars in thirty days. His first job was as a &quot;puller in&quot; for a Jewish second-hand clothier, but he soon got the grand bounce for pulling in a &quot;bum.&quot; He got other jobs with as much success. On the twentieth day he cut wood like a veritable sawmill, but got only a dime for it. He then consulted the girl who advised him to hire out his own motor car. On the last day of grace his prospective father-in-law needed a conveyance and the young man made him come across with thirty dollars and he won his bride. The picture doesn&apos;t drag. It is fairly well photographed. Is a fair filler. - The Moving Picture World, January 27, 1912

Papa makes the prospective son-in-law an offer to let him marry his daughter if he'll make thirty dollars in thirty days. His first job was as a "puller in" for a Jewish second-hand clothier, but he soon got the grand bounce for pulling in a "bum." He got other jobs with as much success. On the twentieth day he cut wood like a veritable sawmill, but got only a dime for it. He then consulted the girl who advised him to hire out his own motor car. On the last day of grace his prospective father-in-law needed a conveyance and the young man made him come across with thirty dollars and he won his bride. The picture doesn't drag. It is fairly well photographed. Is a fair filler. - The Moving Picture World, January 27, 1912

Jack Ralston, a young millionaire, most earn $30 in thirty days, in order to win the hand of Hazel Wilson, daughter of Jonette Wilson, an irascible and grouchy old man. Jack applies for various jobs. His first is at a bank. Next he tries his hand as a janitor's assistant; then he chops wood, and follows by working in a second-hand clothing store as a "puller-in." He also tries his hand at carrying the hod. At each position he is an inglorious failure. Then he elects to hire out his machine at so much an hour. He takes his auto to a public stand in front of a railway station and his first customer is Mr. Wilson. The latter is on his way to New York. He misses the train and appeals to Jack to take him to the city. Jack is relentless, and says that if he wants to go it will cost him $30. This Mr. Wilson pays, although against his will. Having earned the requisite $30, Jack naturally wins Hazel, and they are married.

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