01 December 1919 Drama 60 mins
A young woman agrees to marry a man for his money, only to fall in love with another and marry him instead. However, old secrets come to light and threaten their new relationship.
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Katherine MacDonald as Amelie Thorndike
Roy Stewart as Capt. Kenneth Laird
Kathleen Kirkham as Christine Appleby
Wedgwood Nowell as Hobie Flagg
Winter Hall as Ashburton Gaylord
Robert Brower as Uncle Issacs
United States 01 December 1919
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