01 A blackmailer's scheme threatens to expose a woman's hidden past just as she remarries.
Doris Kenyon brought a graceful, refined presence to Hollywood film across the silent and early sound eras, frequently starring opposite the era’s biggest leading men. In Monsieur Beaucaire (1924): A disgraced French duke poses as a barber to win the heart of an English beauty. Equally memorable is Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford (1921): A charming con man’s latest get-rich-quick scheme threatens to unravel when he falls for an honest woman.
01 A blackmailer's scheme threatens to expose a woman's hidden past just as she remarries.
02 A lumber baron's son fights to protect a redwood forest from a ruthless rival logging company.
03 A woman's momentary lapse in judgment threatens to destroy her marriage and reputation.
04 A reformed jewel thief's past threatens to resurface just as he finds true love and respectability.
05 A disgraced French duke poses as a barber to win the heart of an English beauty.
06 A charming con man's latest get-rich-quick scheme threatens to unravel when he falls for an honest woman.