Helen Rowland is indifferent towards her wealthy husband Henry and spends most of her time at social events. Henry agrees to give financial assistance to young clergyman John Sterling if Helen can become interested in Sterling's work in the slums.
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Kitty Gordon as Helen Rowland
Mahlon Hamilton as Henry Rowland
Lawson Butt as John Sterling (as W. Lawson Butt)
Richard Rosson as Spiffy (as Dick Rosson)
William Anthony McGuire Story
Wallace Worsley Director
Clyde De Vinna Director of Photography
Jack Cunningham Scenario Writer
United States 08 June 1919
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