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| Paramount Released: 1925 7 Reels
Directed by | Paul Sloane
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Before going to war Geoffrey Farnell falls in love with Eleanor Ross-Fayne, who unbeknowst to him is the sister of his comrade Clive. He thinks the latter is killed in action.
He is sent to find a society divorcee who has sunk to the level of a cheap concert hall. He finds her begging the manager not to send her off to the hospital to die. Farnell is touched with pity and when she staggers to the street in her scanty stage costumes he takes her to his apartment.
Reporting failure to Hardcastle, he promises that he will turn up a real story if given one more chance. He finds his chance. His war-time buddy, Clive, shell shocked and devoid of recollection of his personality, is brought into court as a dope peddler. Believed to be dead and posthumously decorated for valor, it would make a sensation to identify this wreck as the lamented hero. When he goes to his buddy's house for details he finds Eleanor and realizes she is Clive's sister.
Farnell holds off with the story until he is forced to give it up to obtain the money that will keep his helpless charge, the cabaret singer, out of the hospital. Then, in a fit of remorse, he seeks to stop the publication of the story, but in vain. The editor agrees not to print the story but does so.
