Mary Moreland (1917)
Wealthy Wall Street broker Thomas Maughm finally decides to divorce his spendthrift and reckless wife, and dictates a letter to that affect to his stenographer, Mary Moreland. While dictating the letter, he realizes that he is actually in love with Mary; when he tells her this, she confesses that she loves him, also, The pair make plans to meet in Boston later that night, but before Mary leaves, Maughm's wife confronts her and tells Mary that she still loves her husband. Ashamed, Mary convinces Maughm to go back to his wife. Complications ensue.
Director: Frank Powell
 |
Marjorie Rambeau as Mary Moreland |
 |
Robert Elliott as Thomas Maughm |
 |
Jean La Motte as Mrs. Daisy Maughm |
|
Augusta Burmeister as Mrs. Moreland |
|
Fraser Tarbutt as Basil Romney |
 |
Edna Holland as Cicely Torrance |
|
Frank A. Ford as |
| Directing | Frank Powell | Director |
| Crew | Frank Powell | Presenter |
| Camera | William F. Wagner | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Clara Beranger | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | Marie Van Vorst | Novel |
