Gerald Cranston's Lady
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Gerald Cranston, a successful financier and industrialist who worked his way up through the ranks, enters into a marriage of convenience with Lady Hermione, from which he hopes to gain social prestige; Hermione, for her part, desires financial independence. Gordon Ibbotsleigh attempts to win Hermione's affection, while Hermione's cousin Angela directs her wiles toward Gerald. Both efforts fail, however, and the threat of financial ruin finally and firmly unites the Cranstons.
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13 unique people credited
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James Kirkwood
as Gerald Cranston
Alma Rubens
as Hermione, Lady Gerald Cranston
Walter Mcgrail
as Gordon Ibbotsleigh
J Farrell Macdonald
as Rennie
Lucien Littlefield
as Stanley Tilotson
Spottiswoode Aitken
as Ephraim Brewster
Templar Saxe
as Lord Rawley
Richard Headrick
as Arthur
Marguerite De La Motte
as Angela
Eric Mayne
as Sir James Guthrie
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