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Plot Summary:Carl Varden, first violinist of the National Opera Company, has for years lodged with Mrs. Quinby, occupying her attic. Her little daughter, Mary, is favored by the old musician and endeavors to become a singer. Old Carl adopts a little newsboy, and soon the little boy and girl become close friends. Carl loses his position and soon is in hard straits. Unable to secure another position, he resorts to street playing, deceiving his friends in the belief that he is working elsewhere. Then follows the illness of Mrs. Quinby, ending in her death. The old violinist tries to care for both children, but the case is reported to a nearby clergyman, and thus it comes about that the children are adopted by a wealthy married couple. For many years Carl has been working on an opera which however he is unsuccessful in selling. Some time after the children are taken from him he is forced to leave his old home. He refuses assistance from the Milbanks, and leaves the opera in his old trunk, together with a few toys of the children. Some years elapse. The new landlord opens the old trunk, finds the opera and sells it for a small sum. Meantime the Milbanks have taken Jack and Mary abroad, and the girl follows her desire and in time becomes a professional singer. After attaining their majority they return to America, where Mary is to make her debut as prima donna, the Milbank fortune paving the way to her success. On their arrival they make an unsuccessful search for Carl. Jack acts as Mary's manager and handles her publicity. The music dealer learns of her anxiety to secure a suitable vehicle in which to make her debut, and takes the old opera to her and sells it at a good profit. Mary recognizes portions of it and is convinced that it is the work of Carl. The violinist returns to the city and visits his old home. He is permitted to open the old trunk, but on finding the opera gone, believes he has been defrauded. He falls back in a faint. On his person is found a business card of Mr. Milbank, with a request that he be notified in case of accident. Thus are Mary and Jack reunited with their old friend. Carl, in his delirium, does not recognize them, but Mary, on seeing her old harmonica and Jack's toy drum, plays a trick on Carl. They go into the outer hall and return, each playing on the instruments as they used to. Memories return to the violinist and in the place of the grownup man and woman he sees again the little boy and girl and folds them to him. Later he recovers and receives a substantial sum of money for his opera, in which Mary makes a big \"hit.\"
