When young Gloria Waring's wealthy father dies, she discovers that her brother--who is heir to the family fortune--is about to marry a well-known golddigger named Teddy Lamont. Gloria steals the will from her father's attorney, James Hamilton, so Teddy won't find out how much money her future husband will inherit.


Short answer: Is this film worth your time today? Yes, but only if you appreciate the slow-burn psychological tension of the silent era over modern spectacle.This film is for enthusiasts of early 20th-century social dramas and those who enjoy watching a protagonist make objectively bad decisions for the right reasons. ...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

Edward H. Griffith

Robert N. Bradbury
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"Short answer: Is this film worth your time today? Yes, but only if you appreciate the slow-burn psychological tension of the silent era over modern spectacle.This film is for enthusiasts of early 20th-century social dramas and those who enjoy watching a protagonist make objectively bad decisions for the right reasons. It is NOT for those who require fast-paced action or a clear-cut hero to root for.The Direct Verdict1) This film works because: The central dynamic between Gloria and Hamilton subv..."

Madge Kennedy
John C. Brownell, George V. Hobart
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