Lost: A Wife (1925)
Compulsive gambler Tony Hamilton bets his friend Dick $5,000 that he will marry Charlotte Randolph, despite the fact that she is a total stranger and is engaged to the Duke de Val. Tony wins his bet. During the honeymoon, Tony obtains Charlotte's permission to spend 10 minutes at roulette, and, after he has been gambling non-stop for 3 days, she returns to her mother and obtains a divorce. A year passes. Tony learns that Charlotte is about to marry a wealthy baron; he returns to France but is too late to prevent the marriage. Tony stages an automobile accident in front of Charlotte's mansion, and her servants carry him into the house. He hides in her room and gives her 5 minutes to decide whether to elope with him or face a public scandal. She insists that he prefers gambling to love, but he convinces her otherwise; and they take leave of the baronial mansion, once again to face the divorce court and the alter.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| William C. de Mille | Director |
| Clara Beranger | Writer |
| Clare Kummer | Writer |
| Alfred Savoir | Writer |
| L. Guy Wilky | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Adolphe Menjou | |
| Greta Nissen | |
| Robert Agnew | |
| Edgar Norton |
