Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-10-04 | Page 25 | Country Girl, Dazed by City's Whirl, Jailed as Bandits' Aid

Country Girl Dazed by City's Whirl Jailed as Bandits' Bandits Aid AidI I i 4 k tw At w f Y y 1 r I h w. w 6 k r 11 a. a t j Kitty Landrigan leaving the police station She is at the left accompanied accompanied accompanied by Detective William and her friend Anna Blue liy hr GE R E CORN COlIN I IEA IGA GA EA Service NEW EW YORK Oct 3 Just 3 Just outside I Ithe the jail jall building that holds Mrs j i 1 Kitty Landrigan a lumbering steam shovel symbolizes the circumstances es of ot life that picked up an average average girl from a small email town and dumped her finally Into the role of trans gang moll molt to a bandit crew The great mouth of the street dredger er bites impersonally at the street pavement mechanically a grab grabbing grabs ge bang bing what It can n hold and mechanically mechanically e swinging Us Its mouthful to the dump wagon As It lifts a a- afew few tew pieces break loose and escape So it was Tras that a couple of ot y years a ago the Impersonal feelers of ot a great c ty y which pick here and there and finally dump into the maelstrom clutched at Mrs Kitty Landrigan a daughter of cut Kitty Landrigan L. Is ss neither In ap appearance appearance appearance ap- ap education nor manner the sort of girl that ordinarily comes before the police as a a. companion of gunmen Sho She has sensitive almost Innocent blue eyes eres and her mouth la Is more mOTe than ordinarily sensitive Her English is correct and her words well chosen Her voice Is soft There Ther Is a glaring contrast between the girl and those with whom circumstances surrounded her Her story is s one which the scenario scenario scenario ario writers are fond of ot using and to which the film ca ion caption writers give ghe some Iome such title as The Tho Whirl of ot Life for Ate for through It pass lovely artist models the gay life of ot night ht nightclubs nightclubs clubs and chance and chance acquaintances Chance acquaintances That was wasI It I r Mrs Mra rs Kitty Landrigan comes from New Kew Haven She has a sister Bett Betty of dark and exotic type The fam- fam family fR fam family TI- TI ily Ity name they say Is s Burton Both girls received average ed educations and both found It necessary to o work Betty became a a. milliner but Kitty the they said had that slender figure so popular for tor modeling Betty made hats and K Kitty ty married mar mar- mar mar- ried one ried-one one William Landrigan Their married life though dotted with economic struggles Is represented as IS a happy one Finally Kitty went to work as a model Some Sometime ago alo s sloe e lost her Job By coincidence Betty Belty lost her Job at the same time Money was needed There Is some Incoherence In the guarded what d became c statements ae of eI Kittys Kitty's regarding married d m just lIfe Ufa She says she lived with her husband hus- hus bard band and yet there are flashes I which show her dancing at night 1 clubs At any rate rato she had met and made friends with Anna Blue 1 hostess at a night club and had seemed to share apartments with her 1 Night NIc clubs are as Impersonal as aa the clumsy street dredger Great I I actresses may sit at one table and andi i at another ma may be a a. team of crooks with eyes fastened on tho heavily 1 I Jeweled arm of ot a wealthy matroni matron i One makes chance acquaintances at such resorts and there are several brutal murders whose chronicles i begin with such indiscriminate I pickup I j So with Kitty Landrigan accord Landrigan-accord- an Ing to her etor tory Miss Miss Blue Intro Intro- her to two dancing partners I Afterward they all went wont for an anI I automobile ride rde Then the men who appeared very nice took her herI herfor herfor I I for another ride One of ot them asked her to go into a Jewelry store to help select a a. wedding ring and andI I the first thing I knew they had hadI I pulled guns and were trying to rob j I volver the store babIe In that the holf followed chase she and was re reI revolver j I caught i I The police say she was a a. lookout lookout look out t for the crooks and can prove O I tt fl f r rt It that the little Kitty I Burton t tI of I Connecticut had been made desperate desper desper- ate and became the gun mon moll of ot ofa a gang The The- Judge has not been I inclined to give her story much credence anti and her future looks gray I The steam shovel has bas her and dumped her per 1 I Kitt Kit Kit- Kitty Chance acquaintances says t ty t who Is J potently patently frightened but not tearful Oh girls be be- careful I I of them r Let my case warn you otC Crunch h says the steam dredger I as it bites into the c. c reet and extracts exI extracts ex- ex I tracts another mouthful i With the same same automatic motion the I the door of ot the Jail in which Kitty Landrigan watts waits trial opens and andi i closes dumping the humans the city 1 has cau caught ht and used and broken