Bank clerk Conrad Nagel wants to marry Swedish Betty Compson. However, he's so busy working for his future, studying for the bar, that she is bored. Fellow clerk Robert Ames squires her around, and they fall in love. When Nagel finds out, he orders Ames to marry her. Ames gets ready to skip town, but $10,000 is missing from the bank -- Bagel has embezzled it -- and Ames goes up the river. Miss Compson marries Nagel, but five years later, Ames escapes fom prison.
It's one of those soap operas in which everyone wants someone he or she can't have, and is miserable as a result. I suppose that's realistic, but the oversaturated script co-written by Beulah Marie Dix doesn't appeal to me. With Robert Emmett O'Conner, Dickie Moore, and Fred Santley.
It's one of those soap operas in which everyone wants someone he or she can't have, and is miserable as a result. I suppose that's realistic, but the oversaturated script co-written by Beulah Marie Dix doesn't appeal to me. With Robert Emmett O'Conner, Dickie Moore, and Fred Santley.