Tomorrow's Love (1925)
Judith marries Robert Stanley and for a time, all her dreams of happiness are realized. As the months go by, however, she is increasingly disturbed by his stubborn adherence to annoying habits, wrong beliefs, and small faults, such as leaving the windows open when he is cold and driving an open car in the rain when he feels ill. On one of these aquatic trips, Robert's car breaks down and he is picked up by Bess Carlysle, an old girl friend, who insists that they go to her apartment to dry his clothes. Following a whiskey and a hot bath for his feet, Robert is dancing with Bess when Judith walks in on them. She suspects the worst, and Robert is too stubborn to explain. Judith secures an interlocutory divorce and travels to Europe, while Robert becomes engaged to Bess, more out of pique than love. Shortly before the divorce becomes final, Judith changes her mind and returns to the United States. After a frantic trip by car and boat, she arrives just in time to prevent Tom's remarriage, and they are reconciled.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Paul Bern | Director |
| Charles Brackett | Writer |
| Howard Higgin | Writer |
| Bert Glennon | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Agnes Ayres | |
| Pat O'Malley | |
| Raymond Hatton | |
| Jane Winton |
