Nell Bailey, taking a lesson from the married lives of her sister, Luella Logan, and her mother, agrees to marry Danny Kester provided that he will split his paycheck 50-50 with her. When, after marriage, he refuses to honor the agreement, she goes on strike, getting her sister and mother to join in.
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
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Frank Borzage
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David Butler
Kenneth B. Clarke, Guy Bolton
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