In the poor Italian quarter of New York lives Luigi, an Italian peasant and inventor, who is so absorbed in his work that he greatly neglects his wife, Nedda. She is younger than he and fond of pleasure. Not understanding his neglect, she strongly resents it.
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Dorothy Kelly as Nedda
James Morrison as Luigi
George Cooper as Tonio
Anders Randolf as John Graham
United States 13 July 1914
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