Prominent French diplomat Emile Coullard is preparing an important international trade agreement. When Belloc appears at Coullard's country home to help prepare the document, it becomes evident that Belloc had met Marguerite, Coullard's charming wife, before.
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Madlaine Traverse as Marguerite Coullard
Charles Arling as Emile Coullard
Frank Leigh as Belloc
Jack Rollens as Fernand
Josef Swickard as De Brionne
United States 18 October 1919
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