A Daughter of the Poor

The story follows Rose Eastmen, a young girl living with her idle Uncle, who works as a janitor at a publishing house. Both characters are influenced by the socialist ideas of writer Rudolph Creig. Rose's life changes when she meets Jack Stevens, the wealthy son of the publishing house, believing him to be a laborer. Through their relationship, Rose learns that the rich are not as disdainful as she once thought.

As the narrative unfolds, Rudolph also realizes that his perceptions of wealth and success are shifting, especially after Jack publishes his book and gains financial independence. This partially lost film from the Fine Arts Film Company reflects the social dynamics of its time and presents an engaging story about love, class distinctions, and personal revelations.