17 September 1915 Drama 40 mins
Robert Gordon wants Donald, his son, to marry Sir Ralph Fisher's sister, but Donald loves Alice, a working-class girl, and weds her in secret.
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King Baggot as Donald Gordon
William Bailey as Jack Brambough, Donald's Pal
Iva Shepard as Alice Gordon
Florence Malone as Helen Fisher
Brinsley Shaw as Ralph Fisher
Ned Reardon as Reddy Hyde
Harry Gripp as Reddy Hyde's Son
William Jardin as Tom Gegg
Sara Jane Low as Little Florence Gordon
John A. Milton as Lee Thurston, a Horseman (as John Milton)
Bob Pansey as Joe Clayton
Max Heine as Dietrich, a German Servant
Mrs. Thomas Ward as Maggie McGee, an Irish Servant (as Mrs. Fanny Ward)
Harry Graff as Jockey Willen
United States 17 September 1915
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