28 September 1915 Drama 20 mins
Drama about a theatrical manager, deeply in love with his new leading actress, who discovers her secret past after her performance in "Camille" falls short of expectations.
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George Harris as Theatrical Manager
Winifred Kingston as Viola Montrose
Morgan Jones as Viola Montrose's Father
Inda Palmer as Viola Montrose's Mother-in-Law
Bert Delaney as Viola Montrose's Husband
Paul Lawrence as Actor - Count de Varille in Camille
Ernest C. Warde Director
United States 28 September 1915
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