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Columbia, 1930. Directed by
John S. Robertson. Camera: Sol Polito. With Evelyn Brent,
Robert Ames, Ivan Linow, Josephine Dunn, Edwards Davis, Zack Williams, Ed
Brody, Richard Tucker. |
Following the death of her millionaire
companion, May Fisher is disheartened upon learning that the entire
estate is willed to Peter Morton, his nephew, who operates a mission
on San Francisco's Barbary Coast. To get into his good graces,
she takes the post as his assistant and for months works at his
side, arousing the jealousy of Marion, Peter's fiancée; but she
falls in love with him and refuses to claim the money when he
advertises for May Fisher; and when her life is threatened, he
realizes their mutual love and they are married.
Her true identity, however, is revealed
by Kingsley, the uncle's lawyer, and she confesses the truth to
Peter, who--feeling betrayed--leaves her. But all is forgiven
when she saves his life.
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