"A Comedy that Proves the Whole World Loves to Chase a Lover. He Met Her in England, Wooed Her in France and in Italy-WOW! and HOW!"04 August 1929Drama, Comedy62 mins
In London, England, Linda Terry, an American heiress, runs away with freelance newsreel photographer Dick Stallings when her guardian, Phineas Merrill, attempts to place her in an insane asylum for refusing to marry his nephew.
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