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The commodore believes in
the virtue of charitable acts. Some of these acts are
demonstrated in public, some are not. To offer opportunity to the poor
and beleaguered youth of the county, he enlists such as he can in service with an eye towards schooling them
in the useful domestic arts. But not all children prove suitable. And there is a limit to how much
they may be helped
the virtue of charitable acts. Some of these acts are
demonstrated in public, some are not. To offer opportunity to the poor
and beleaguered youth of the county, he enlists such as he can in service with an eye towards schooling them
in the useful domestic arts. But not all children prove suitable. And there is a limit to how much
they may be helped
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The commodore believes in
the virtue of charitable acts.
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Some of these acts are
demonstrated in public,
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some are not.
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To offer opportunity to the poor
and beleaguered youth of the county,
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he enlists such as he can in service
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with an eye towards schooling them
in the useful domestic arts.
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But not all children prove suitable.
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And there is a limit to how much
they may be helped.
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Movie Summary
An Atlantic City politician plays both sides of the law by conspiring with gangsters during the Prohibition era.
