Discharged for assisting a man ill on the street, a father is reduced to the last extremity. Then his little daughter decides to pawn her Teddy bear, her dearest possession. The gentleman whom her father assisted sees and follows her and learns of the family's situation. Then comes a purchase of the bear and to conclude a Christmas tree at the bachelor's home, laden with all manner of delightful things, but best of all an envelope containing the appointment to a new position. there isn't much drama about it, except the drama of a child doing childish things in an altogether childish way. The heart interest is there and a suspicious moisture lurks around the eyes when the little one trudges away with her bear, her most valuable possession, to secure for her parents the necessaries of life which they cannot provide. - The Moving Picture World, December 31, 1910
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