Fickle Women (1920)
During WWI, soldier Calvin Price dreams of returning home to marry his sweetheart, Janie. Upon his return, he finds himself shunned because local rivals, the Sparklin brothers, have framed him as a coward and a drunk. Janie has even engaged herself to one of them. Calvin tracks down the brothers, forces a public retraction of the lies, and restores his reputation as a town hero. When a regretful Janie tries to win him back, Calvin rejects her and chooses Rosy, a loyal childhood friend who supported him all along.
Directors: Fred J. Butler, Hugh McClung.
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David Butler as Calvin Price |
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Eugenie Besserer as Mrs. Price |
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Harry Todd as William Price |
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Lillian Hall as Little Rosy Redhead |
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Julanne Johnston as Janie Cullison |
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Helen Gilmore as Mrs. Cullison |
| Directing | Fred J. Butler | Director |
| Directing | Hugh McClung | Director |
| Camera | Hugh McClung | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Lee Royal | Writer |
| Writing | Sophie Kerr | Story |
