Foster sister of the Duchess d'Aubeterre, Madeline, marries Jean Renaud, a French soldier, and has a daughter named Adrienne. Five years later, on a battlefield, Renaud is entrusted by the Count de Moray with jewels and papers proving that Adrienne is his heir. After Moray's death, Renaud gives everything to Madeline and then returns to the battle.
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Alice Joyce as Madeline Renaud
Guy Coombs as Jean Renaud
Marguerite Courtot as Adrienne
James B. Ross as Adrienne's Father
Harry F. Millarde as Lazare
George Melford Director
Eugène Cormon Theatre Play
Gene Gauntier Scenario Writer
Adolphe d'Ennery Theatre Play
United States 01 May 1914
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