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Little Miss Nobody Synopsis
The story of a baby placed in a home by the father and his sweetheart. As years pass, the child is known as the Little Orphan. The mother becomes the wife of a successful doctor. The father has grown prosperous in business. The child has been forgotten. The child meets with an accident. The doctor cares for her, learns to love her, and adopts her. The father of the child learns of this, and in endeavoring to protect his secret, goes to the doctor's wife, his old sweetheart and mother of the Little Orphan. The doctor finds the duplicity of his wife and leaves her; the Little Orphan is thrown into the street. The father of the child meets with an untimely end at the hands of his former sweetheart, who herself pays the penalty later. The doctor searches and finds the Little Orphan and brings her to his home.
Why Women Remarry Synopsis
Martin Talbot, a gambler who mistreats and neglects his family, is killed by Tuck McKinnon, but the blame falls on Don Compton, who holds a grudge against the victim and is found with the murder weapon. Policeman Dan Hannon eventually solves the crime while taking an interest in Mary Talbot and her children. The wives involved in the case all find new husbands: Mary Talbot marries Dan; Mrs. Compton realizes that Robert Milton, the sweetheart of her youth, is more understanding of her charitable work; jazz-crazed Mrs. McKinnon finds happiness with a musician named Billy; and Dan's sister seeks happiness with a new mate.
"Little Miss Nobody" holds a slight edge in general audience appreciation, but "Why Women Remarry" offers its own unique cult appeal.
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Little Miss Nobody