
Betty Lawrence lives with her invalid mother on property that cuts into a large estate owned by Jim Carrington. Because of financial difficulties, Betty leases the ground to Bogrum, a crooked moneylender, sends her mother to the sanitarium and goes to work for the moneylender.

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Claude Mitchell
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1930 · IMDb 6.1


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