16 February 1911 10 mins
A lost film. A young lieutenant is sent to the Philippines and is erroneously reported dead. His devastated fiancée ( Mary Pickford ) enters a convent and takes the vows. Problems transpire when the very much alive lieutenant returns.
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Mary Pickford as Agnes Boyd
Thomas H. Ince Director
United States 16 February 1911
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