Summary
Bart Andrews, a moral lodestone amid the jazz-age glitter, admonishes Park-Avenue porcelain doll Ann Wesley for her chandelier-lit frivolity, insisting a fiercer, truer woman flickers beneath her lacquered smiles; then the market detonates, her gilded world avalanches into ticker-tape ash, and she vanishes into the city’s penumbra, stripping herself of satin to discover whether identity survives when bank accounts flat-line.
Synopsis
Bart Andrews loves well-to-do society girl Ann Wesley, but reproaches her for her frivolity, believing that she conceals a better self within her personality. Her fortune is lost in a stock-market panic, and she retires.
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