06 January 1919 Adventure, Drama, Comedy 50 mins
A society girl looking for thrills, poses as a tough "underworld" character. She is rescued by her wealthy husband as Josephus Potts, Jr, who proves he's not the tea-and-crumpets type she'd assumed him to be.
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Corinne Griffith as Phyllis Blake
Walter McGrail as Josephus Potts, Jr.
Warren Chandler as Josephus Potts
Priestly Morrison as John Montgomery
Robert Gaillard as Franklin Herbert
Tom Malloy Director of Photography
George H. Plympton Scenario Writer
Kenneth S. Webb Director
Bud Fisher Story
United States 06 January 1919
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