1915 July 04 Atlanta Constitution 42 Pages Georgia
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- 1915 July 04 Atlanta Constitution 42 Pages Georgia
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- Pansy Panitall
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- 1915
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1915 July 04 Atlanta Constitution 42 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1915
PDF PAGE 18, COLUMN 1 Criticisms. Conducted by Pansy Panitall. “Sins of the Mother.” It’s a good thing Trixy’s Mother didn’t drink instead of Gambling. If Trixy had inherited a thirst in proportion to her gambling propensities, she wouldn’t have survived the first violent ward the Authorities honored with her presence. Trixy was the peerless Gambler. She not only gambled on the horses, played roulette, bet on the weather, and devoted much time to bridge, but she married young. The parentally-endowed thirst has it on the craze for gambling in this respect: there are no Keeley institutes for gambling. And you get something out of a good, healthy thirst. Trixy’s Case was that of a young girl, reared in a Convent, whose Mother operated an exclusive Gambling Hall. She inherits her Mother’s Mania. Disastrous to herself, but most beneficial to the plot, she marries the man who later becomes District Attorney on the reform ticket. District Attorneys are bad enough. Reform District Attorneys have no qualifications in polite Phraseology. He said he didn’t mind her Gambling Habits as much as he did her weakness for breaking promises. This was one of the most common points in the picture’s com