10 January 1921 Drama, Romance 60 mins
Florentine Fair, a famous actress who is satiated with theatrical life, falls in love with Roger Dent, an unsophisticated youth with a passion for writing plays. Taking him to New York as her protégé, she encourages him to write. Although her lover Mortimer is insanely jealous at first, he finds merit in Dent's new play and finances him on Broadway.
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Cleo Madison as Florentine Fair
William Conklin as Morton Mortimer
Gareth Hughes as Roger Dent
Lydia Knott as Ma Dent
William Courtright as Pa Dent
Helen Weir as Marjorie Farnol
Phil Rosen Director
Luther Reed Screenplay
Bayard Veiller Producer
Robert Kurrle Director of Photography
United States 10 January 1921
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