The Evolution of Percival (1914)
Because of his effeminacy, Percival and Mildred are humiliated wherever they go. After some very distressing incidents in a restaurant, on the boardwalk and on the beach, she becomes thoroughly disgusted, and breaks off the engagement, saying she wants to marry a real man. Percival is almost heartbroken and confides his troubles to a friend, who suggests he make a hero of himself by fighting "Young Hickey," a pugilist.
Director: Lee Beggs
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Billy Quirk as Percival |
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Constance Talmadge as |
| Directing | Lee Beggs | Director |
