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Spoiled, rich college student
Phil West is taken by the beautiful librarian Amelia Griggs. |
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Phil finds that he has a
rival for Amelia's affections in the form of Reverend Gates. |
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The Griggs are so poor there
is no food for the cat, so Mrs. Griggs takes him to the neighbor's
garbage can for scraps. |
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Phil continues to try and
win Amelia's heart by bringing her flowers when she is sick. |
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Desperate to provide some
healthy nourishment for her sick daughter, Mrs. Griggs steals
a chicken from the window of the neighbor's house. |
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Phil is having difficulty
eating his expensive dinner with friends after learning of the
Griggs' poverty. |
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Phil has had a change of
heart, and, instead of being the disruptive pupil, he offers
Professor Griggs a ride home. |
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Amelia saw her mother take
the chicken from the Olsens' window and goes to Mrs. Olsen to
apologize and pay for it. She collapses under the strain and
is taken from the Olsen home by her mother and Phil. |
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Amelia hugs her mother after
the stressful incident. |
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Reverend Gates walks up on
Phil and Amelia in a romantic moment and realizes he is not the
one who has won her affections. |
