26 November 1922 Drama 50 mins
In 1919 Virginia, Rose Trenton mistakes pity for love and agrees to marry George Prothero, who was blinded in the war. She breaks the engagement, however, when she realizes she loves Sandy Sanderson, and the heartbroken, cynical George goes to Europe to forget.
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Marguerite De La Motte as Rose Trenton
Ralph Graves as Sandy Sanderson
Matt Moore as George Protheoro
Ben Hewlett as Protheoro's Secretary
Harry De Vere as Mr. Trenton
Elinor Hancock as Mrs. Trenton
Irving Cummings Director
Arthur F. Statter Scenario Writer
William Marshall Director of Photography
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United States 26 November 1922
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