Was She Justified? (1914)

Count Von Teyn is a young officer in a cavalry regiment, and after a romantic courtship and marriage he unwittingly subscribes to a fund for the benefit of Miss Phoebe, a professional ... See full summary »

Director:

August Blom

Writer:

Albert Varner

Stars:

Betty Nansen, Olaf Fønss, Adam Poulsen

Cast

Credited cast:
Betty Nansen	...	Any
Olaf Fønss	...	Dommer
Adam Poulsen	...	Grev Willy von Teyn
Johannes Meyer	...	Officer
Carl Lauritzen	...	Godsejer Rumin
Henny Lauritzen	...	Any's Mor
Torben Meyer	...	Laege
Christel Holch	...	Phalene
Frederik Jacobsen	...	Anklager
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Peter Jørgensen
Aage Lorentzen
Ebba Lorentzen
Axel Mattsson	...	(as Axel Mattson)
Johannes Ring
Thorkild Roose

Storyline

Count Von Teyn is a young officer in a cavalry regiment, and after a romantic courtship and marriage he unwittingly subscribes to a fund for the benefit of Miss Phoebe, a professional equestrienne. The latter thanks the Count by letter and asks that she be permitted to thank him in person. The letter falls into the hands of his wife, Lydia, and she witnesses the meeting and returns to her parents in a jealous rage. The Count later begs for forgiveness and a reconciliation follows. In a race for the King's cup, Count Von Teyn is one of the principal riders and Lydia, in company with her millionaire father, Peter Romford, and many other notables, occupy box seats in the grandstand. During the steeplechase, Count Von Teyn is thrown from his mount and injured. The family physician calls in consultation two eminent specialists and they agree that the young nobleman has suffered injuries which will cause him to be a cripple for life. Lydia bears this news with fortitude, and resolves to ...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Denmark

Language:

Danish

Release Date:

March 1914 (USA)

Also Known As:

Acquitted

Company Credits

Production Co:

Nordisk Film Kompagni

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Silent

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

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