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Cast
| Alma Rubens | ... |
Charlotte Carter
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| Texas Guinan | ... |
Olga Grey
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Joseph Bennett | ... |
Peter Ladislaw
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Lee Hill | ... |
Gerard Townshed
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Betty Pearce | ... |
Madge L'Estrange
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| George C. Pearce | ... |
Dr. Catherwood
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Written by
| Charles J. Wilson | ... | (scenario) |
| W. Carey Wonderly | ... | (story) (as W. Carey Wonderley) |
Cinematography by
| Jack MacKenzie | ||
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- Triangle Distributing (1918) (United States) (theatrical)
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Storyline
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Charlotte Carter, a young songwriter, moves to New York and settles in the city's Bohemian quarter. When Peter Ladislaw, one of her admirers, confesses that he has forged a number of checks and is in danger of arrest, the good-hearted girl promises to help him. Olga Grey, a dishonest schemer, convinces Charlotte to marry wealthy arts patron Gerard Townshend, who has been injured in an auto accident and is near death. Charlotte consents and the two are wed, but following an operation, Gerard recovers. Ashamed, Charlotte confesses that she married Gerard for his money, and he forgives her. Olga and Peter try to frame them for a divorce, but the couple, now deeply in love, rid themselves of the crooks and begin their marriage again. Written by AFI |
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| Taglines | The story of a beautiful young and innocent girl. The betrayal by a mock marriage. (Print Ad-Oneonta Daily Star, ((Oneonta, NY)) 27 July 1918) See more » |
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