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Cast
| David Butler | ... |
Jack Yeulette
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| Gladys Hulette | ... |
Nancy Yeulette / Jessie Walton
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Regina Connelly | ... |
Jessie Walton (the first)
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| Frank Campeau | ... |
Mark Lezzard
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| Marc McDermott | ... |
John Linden
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| Trilby Clark | ... |
Mrs. John Linden
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Jack Walters | ... |
Bull Yeaman
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| Eddie Gribbon | ... |
Battling Brown
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Directed by
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Written by
| Wilson Barrett | ... | (play) |
| Henry Arthur Jones | ... | (play) |
| Charles Kenyon | ... | (scenario) |
Cinematography by
| George Schneiderman | ||
Additional Crew
| William Fox | ... | presenter |
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- Fox Film Corporation (1923) (United States) (theatrical)
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Storyline
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In a small seaside town, John Linden leaves his wife and daughter for his lover, Jessie Walton, whom he also leaves after the birth of their daughter. While John finds his fortune in South Africa, both daughters, Nancy and Jessie, are left to fend for themselves following the death of their mothers. Years later, Nancy is married to fisherman Jack Yeulette and Jessie becomes a streetwalker. John's efforts to share his fortune with Nancy are frustrated by attorney Mark Lezzard, who withholds the money while planning to win her for himself. Lezzard uses Nancy's lookalike sister to convince Jack that his wife is unfaithful, but the fisherman discovers the truth after rescuing Jessie from a sinking boat. John returns from South Africa and is reunited with his daughters. Written by AFI |
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| Taglines | Brings home facts and truths with emphasis. Life exacts an ultimate price for every wrong deed and it pays a bonus on all the good. (Print Ad- Binghamton Press, ((Binghamton, NY)) 20 May 1924) See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | Remake of Hoodman Blind (1913). See more » |