19 September 1921 Comedy, Romance 64 mins
20 year old Betty Lee becomes famous for her movie stunts with airplanes and high power roadsters. While horseback riding, she allows Ensign Tom Manley to believe that he has saved her from a runaway; then at the studio he meets her suitor, Carl D'Arcy. Betty evades Carl's marriage proposal and accepts Tom's luncheon invitation.
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Bebe Daniels as Betty Lee
Theodore von Eltz as Tom Manley
Frank Elliott as Carl D'Arcy
Walter Hiers as Soapy Taylor
Norris Johnson as Hilda
Truly Shattuck as Mrs. Lee
William Courtright as Judge Ketcham
Barbara Maier as Little Girl
Maurice Campbell Director
Douglas Z. Doty Scenario Writer
Elmer Harris Story
H. Kinley Martin Director of Photography
United States 19 September 1921
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In 1840 Scotland, a young lass named Babbie revels in the country life and frolics with the locals, simple weavers whose livelihood is threatened by increasing industrialization.
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