"A frank, outspoken drama of a husband who cheated!" 24 January 1931 Drama, Romance 69 mins
Determined to land Jim as her husband, footloose Nita contrives to get herself pregnant by him. This film is lost.
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June Collyer as Nita Meredith
Charles Starrett as Jim Powell
Eloise Taylor as Rose Powell
Betty Garde as Madge Sloan
Charles Trowbridge as Ned Indicott
Frederic Hatton Writer
Irvin Willat Director
Fanny Hatton Writer
Thomas W. Broadhurst Theatre Play
Louis Weiss Producer
United States 24 January 1931
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