One character in this work escapes to Montreal after stealing money from "a way-up, swell place," the Fitzgerald and Moy's bar.
One character in this work escapes to Montreal after stealing money from "a way-up, swell place," the Fitzgerald and Moy's bar. Later in New York, he adopts the surname Wheeler but watches his saloon and relationship with the protagonist crumble, driving him to become a streetcar operator. The protagonist promptly leaves him twenty dollars and a farewell note. She moves in with the chorus girl Lola Osborne, reflecting her longstanding interest in the theater which blossoms when she acts in "Under the Gaslight" at the Elks Lodge of her first lover, Charles Drouet. FTP, name this novel by Theodore Dreiser about the titular relative of Minnie Meeber.
One character in this work escapes to Montreal after stealing money from "a way-up, swell place," the Fitzgerald and Moy's bar.
{Sister Carrie}