| ~Nobody's Widow~ 1927 |
| ~6800-85: Charles Ray & Leatrice Joy~ |
| ~Cast~ Leatrice Joy ... Roxanna Smith Charles Ray ... Honorable John Clayton Phyllis Haver ... Betty Jackson David Butler ... Ned Stevens Dot Farley ... Roxanna's Maid Fritzi Ridgeway ... Mademoiselle Renée Charles West ... Valet |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
While traveling in Europe, Roxanna Smith hurriedly marries the Duke of Moreland (John Clayton),
a rather flirtatious Englishman; on their wedding night she finds him kissing another woman and as
a result returns to the United States, announcing that her husband suddenly died. At the home of
her friend Betty Jackson, who is also accommodating the duke as a guest, Roxanna finds him still in
love with her but rejects his pleas. Betty arranges a private party for herself and the duke, hoping
for some "excitement," but their discovery by Roxanna proves the latter's jealousy. Finally the duke
convinces Roxanna of his true repentance.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
a rather flirtatious Englishman; on their wedding night she finds him kissing another woman and as
a result returns to the United States, announcing that her husband suddenly died. At the home of
her friend Betty Jackson, who is also accommodating the duke as a guest, Roxanna finds him still in
love with her but rejects his pleas. Betty arranges a private party for herself and the duke, hoping
for some "excitement," but their discovery by Roxanna proves the latter's jealousy. Finally the duke
convinces Roxanna of his true repentance.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
| Directed by: Donald Crisp Written by: Clara Beranger - adaptation Douglas Z. Doty - adaptation Based on the play Nobody's Widow by Avery Hopwood (New York, 15 Nov 1910). |
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| ~6800-125: Charles Ray & Leatrice Joy~ |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced by: DeMille Pictures Corporation Released by: Producers Distributing Corporation (PDC) Cinematography by: Arthur C. Miller Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: January 12, 1927 |
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