What Will People Say? Trailer

What Will People Say? Trailer (1916)

03 January 1916 Drama 50 mins

Persis Cabot, the daughter of a multi-millionaire meets young officer Harvey Forbes and falls in love but cannot marry him because of her father’s financial reverses. She enters a marriage of convenience, but her husband is a philander who makes her miserable. Despite his faithlessness he is possessive of Persis and driven by jealousy he attempts to kill her, but Harvey rescues her, and they are united at last.

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Cast

Olga Petrova

as Persis Cabot

Fraunie Fraunholz

as Willie Enslee

Fritz De Lint

as Harvey Forbes

Jean Thomas

as Zoe Potter

Charles Dungan

as Senator Tate

International Releases Dates

United States 03 January 1916

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