Jacob Booth is watching a murder trial.
Booth comes to her rescue when a blackmail attempt is made in the name of her sister, with a man called Scharnhorst saying he would reveal her connections to the convicted murderess..
She says she is happy and comfortable with him.
Jenny agrees that she would marry him, but he doesn\'t excite her.
He tells Jenny that he loves her, and she says that he does not.
He is mildly jealous of Raffino, the attractive male lead who seeks Jenny\'s attention at the party.
He wants to spend time alone with her, but they have three parties to go to.
When he sees Jenny again she is seventeen, and has grown up quickly.
Inspired by Jenny\'s career success, Booth tries to see if his vocal chords can be fixed so that he may resume his singing career, but the doctor finds no cause for hope.
On her side, Jenny says Booth is her only friend.
He says he is not in love with her, but realizes that she is very important to him.
He warns her against alcohol and is "chilled by the innocence of her kiss."A month later, Booth is warning Farelly not to seduce Jenny.
She is sixteen, and grateful to him, but he is unwilling to take advantage of her.
He buys her a dress to celebrate being signed up for three lead roles.
She chooses the stage-name Tootsie Defoe, but Booth encourages her to make the more sophisticated change to Jenny Prince.
Booth arranges for her to meet Billy Farelly, a movie director.
He graciously offers to introduce her to a movie director.
Booth takes pity on her and escorts her from the courtroom.
Jenny\'s beauty is at odds with her rough speech, but Booth feels sorry for her as reporters badger her.
Choyinski.
She is Jenny Delehanty, sister of the accused murderess Mrs.
He notices a beautiful girl.
Jacob Booth is watching a murder trial