Susanne Danbury ( Katherine MacDonald ) and Walter Gaylord ( Nigel Barrie ), the man she loves, are among the weekend guests of her publisher, Hugh Bemis ( Charles Clary ), and his wife Agatha ( Mona Kingsley ), who also loves Walter....
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| Katherine MacDonald | ... |
Susanne Danbury
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| Nigel Barrie | ... |
Walter Gaylord
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| Charles Clary | ... |
Hugh Bemis
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| Charles K. Gerrard | ... |
Martin Tancray
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| Mona Kingsley | ... |
Agatha Bemis
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Ethel Kaye | ... |
Annette
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| Chester Withey | ... | (as Chet Withey) |
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| Charles Logue | ... | (screenplay) (as Charles A. Logue) |
| Charles Logue | ... | (story) (as Charles A. Logue) |
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| B.P. Schulberg | ... | presenter |
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- Associated First National Pictures (1922) (United States) (theatrical)
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Susanne Danbury ( Katherine MacDonald ) and Walter Gaylord ( Nigel Barrie ), the man she loves, are among the weekend guests of her publisher, Hugh Bemis ( Charles Clary ), and his wife Agatha ( Mona Kingsley ), who also loves Walter. While enacting a play Susanne shoots Bemis with a gun she thought to be unloaded. Investigation reveals that Martin Tancray ( Charles Gerrard ) intended the bullet for Gaylord, and Susanne is happily exonerated. Written by Pamela Short |
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| Taglines | Who shot Bemis? Wife, wooer or the girl who sought love? (Print Ad-Martinsburg Journal, ((Martinsburg, WVa.)) 28 August 1922) See more » |
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