22 November 1915 Drama 20 mins
Bank cashier Norman Stockton is falsely accused of embezzlement. He flees to the North, becomes a prospector, and his wife, Bess, follows, losing her memory after a shipwreck rescue. A lightning strike restores her memory, revealing the truth and reuniting the couple after 16 years.
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Edward Coxen as Norman Stockton
Winifred Greenwood as Bess Stockton
George Field as George Belden
Nan Christy as Laurine Stockton - the Grown Daughter
Charles Bartlett Director
United States 22 November 1915
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