The scene of the story is laid at San Diego in the grounds of the Panama Exposition, and centers about a young girl whose mother, near death, has sent her with her little sister to look up her aunt. The aunt, who, with her unscrupulous husband, runs a show at the exposition, figures as the human butterfly. The girl is persecuted for her beauty by her uncle, takes refuge with the Hawaiian players, and finally is taken to a good home by a rich family from Honolulu. The production has not much merit as a drama, but is interesting partly because of the exposition scenes which it presents. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | January 8, 1917 | |
Runtime: | 50 min | |
Genres: | Drama | |
Cast: | Margarita Fischer Jack Mower J. Gordon Russell Marie Kiernan | |
Crew: | Henry Otto | |
Danfis : Easy cash. Anyone would do the same. No shame building a good inheritance.