Her Husband's Friend (1920)
Judith Westover files for a divorce from her wealthy young husband Billy because of his inability to remain faithful. As Billy bids goodbye to Judith, a call comes from his attorney notifying him that all his investments have been wiped out. Shocked, he leaves Judith and while crossing the street is run over and killed by a truck. Judith, grief-stricken, accepts the invitation of her doctor, Henrietta Carter, to recuperate at the Ogilvy estate, where she meets neighbor Princeton Hadley, an old friend of Billy's who, feeling duty-bound, has been paying Judith alimony. Hadley, unaware that she is his friend's wife, is attracted to Judith, but upon learning that Hadley has secretly been paying her alimony, Judith becomes furious at the deception and speeds away in her car. Hadley clings to the side of the automobile and the two are hurled into a ditch by a passing train. Awakening in the hospital beside each other, Hadley pleads with Judith to become his wife and she finally consents.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Fred Niblo | Director |
| Marjorie Benton Cooke | Writer |
| Agnes Christine Johnston | Writer |
| Carol Kapleau | Writer |
| George Barnes | Cinematographer |
| Harry Marker | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
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| Enid Bennett | |
| Rowland V. Lee | |
| Tom Chatterton | |
| Mae Busch |
