| ~Fifty-Fifty~ 1925 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
During a business trip to Paris, Frederick Harmon (Lionel Barrymore), a wealthy American, meets
beautiful Ginette (Hope Hampton), a fashion model by day and apache dancer by night. In a
nightclub fight, he saves her from two apaches only to discover later that both the nightclub and
fight were phony, existing only in order to amuse and fleece gullible American tourists. Frederick
marries Ginette and returns with her to New York, where he soon becomes involved with Nina
Olmstead (Louise Glaum), a scheming divorcee. Ginette learns of the affair and decides to win her
husband back by flirting with Jean (Jean Del Val), an old flame. Nina learns of Ginette's flirtation
and uses it to widen the breach between the Harmons. Frederick learns of Nina's perfidy and is
gratefully reconciled with Ginette, whose loyalty he has come to trust implicitly.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
beautiful Ginette (Hope Hampton), a fashion model by day and apache dancer by night. In a
nightclub fight, he saves her from two apaches only to discover later that both the nightclub and
fight were phony, existing only in order to amuse and fleece gullible American tourists. Frederick
marries Ginette and returns with her to New York, where he soon becomes involved with Nina
Olmstead (Louise Glaum), a scheming divorcee. Ginette learns of the affair and decides to win her
husband back by flirting with Jean (Jean Del Val), an old flame. Nina learns of Ginette's flirtation
and uses it to widen the breach between the Harmons. Frederick learns of Nina's perfidy and is
gratefully reconciled with Ginette, whose loyalty he has come to trust implicitly.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
| Directed by: Henri Diamant-Berger Written by: Allan Dwan - story |
| ~Cast~ Hope Hampton ... Ginette Lionel Barrymore ... Frederick Harmon Louise Glaum ... Nina Olmstead J. Moy Bennett ... Charles O'Malley Arthur Donaldson ... Grand Duke Popovitch Jean Del Val ... Jean Josephine Norman |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Encore Pictures Distribution Company: Associated Exhibitors Cinematography by: Henry Cronjager Length: 5 Reels Runtime: 50 Minutes Released: November 15, 1925 |
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