The Archive · 1933

A GAMBLER'S DAUGHTER

Chums awe Heaers.—By 'Paul' Trent, Ward, Lock. London, 8

Mr. Paul Trent spins a good yarn with plenty of "kick" in it, about Ruth Paynter, who has inherited stint, "in defiance' of Lord. Victor from her father the gambling in-

rem the girl, his wife, she marries the stern and reserved Michael Harland, Ruth's father had been the owner of '4 fashionable gambling club, whic' she carries on after his death, much the disgust of her husband, who eaves her when he learns of it. The difficult situation thus presented is, linely developed and a happy ending is reached in the good old-fashioned way, the bad man being eliminated and' the good girl's lips pressed against those of a good man.—

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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