That French Lady (1924)
John Hemingway, while in Paris studying architecture, falls in love with Inez de Pierrefond, an author who believes in marriage free of state and church laws. He brings her to his home in Iowa, where she is scorned by the villagers until she threatens to reveal their own hypocrisy. Ultimately her faith in marriage is restored.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Edmund Mortimer | Director |
| William Hurlbut | Writer |
| Charles Kenyon | Writer |
| G.O. Post | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Shirley Mason | |
| Theodore von Eltz | |
| Harold Goodwin | |
| Charles Coleman |
