Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Alabam Lee is given suspended sentence by Daly, Fact2: publicist Front O'Malley To help improve comes up with zany idea of image, Fact3: Patsy starts to reform both herself and new daughter, Fact4: Kendall has been skimming off most of Alabam 's nightclub salary, Fact5: that star success made Opper lot of money

Alabam Lee Carole Lombard is given a suspended sentence by Judge Daly Walter Connolly. To help improve her image, her publicist Front OMalley Raymond Walburn comes up with the zany idea of adopting a mother. Her manager, Charlie Kendall Arthur Hohl, thinks it is a great idea, so they head off to the nearest old ladies home with newspaper reporters and photographers in tow. There, Alabam recognizes Patsy Patterson May Robson and chooses her. Patsy, who much prefers living on the street and drinking to her hearts content, has been unwillingly placed in the home by Judge Daly and lawyer Johnny Mills Roger Pryor; the latter was asked by his nowdeceased father to look after Patsy. Patsy is touched by Alabams kind nature, and starts to reform both herself and her new daughter. She curtails her drinking and finds out that Kendall has been skimming off most of Alabams nightclub salary; Alabam fires Kendall as a result. Patsy gets in a crap game and wins 7000, which she passes off as an inheritance. The money comes in handy, as Alabam is now out of work. She also gets Alabam to take acting, dancing, and elocution lessons, while she goes to see theatrical producer David Opper Henry Kolker. It turns out that Patsy was once a star whose success made Opper a lot of money many years ago. Opper reluctantly agrees to give Alabam an audition, but she fails to impress him. When Johnny drops by to see how Patsy is doing in her new surroundings, he meets Alabam and soon falls in love with her. Seeing that he is wealthy, Alabam decides the best way to provide for her nowuncertain future is to extract as much loan money as she can from him. When Patsy realizes what her protegee is doing, the two women quarrel, and Patsy walks out of Alabams life. Johnny asks Alabam to marry him, then tells her that his mother has promised to disown him and leave him a poor man if they marry. Alabam, who has fallen in love despite herself, is relieved; now nobody will think she is marrying him for his money. After Patsy and Johnnys mother have been to Judge Daly asking him to stop this relationship, Judge Daly calls Alabam into his office and threatens to unsuspend her sentence, but she is unfazed. However, when he tells her that Johnnys career and social standing will be ruined by her past, she gives up. She goes back to Kendall. Patsy, who was initially also opposed to the marriage, changes her mind when she sees that Alabam is really in love. She reveals to Alabam that she was once in the same situation with Johnnys father. They broke up, but Patsy has regretted it ever since and does not want the younger woman to repeat her mistake. Alabams fan dance at the nightclub is interrupted by the police, who take her to Judge Dalys office, where she is confronted by Daly, Patsy, and Johnny. Alabam gives in and embraces Johnny.