Other Men's Wives (1919)
Cynthia Brock, accustomed to expensive clothes and fashionable society, finds herself destitute when her father dies. After Fenwick Flint, who recently acquired great wealth, learns that Cynthia owes her dressmaker over $6,000, he attempts to use her to seduce James Gordon, the husband of the woman Flint desires. Although Cynthia refuses at first, when Flint offers her $10,000 she agrees, but at a mountain lodge, after becoming Gordon's friend, Cynthia feels remorseful and tries to get out of the deal. Hearing her sobs, Gordon enters her room and is caught by the conspirators with his arms around her. Gordon agrees to a divorce and offers to marry Cynthia to protect her reputation, but she confesses the scheme. After returning Flint's money, she finds work as a stenographer and pays her debt. Flint marries Gordon's ex-wife, but they later separate, while Gordon, formerly embittered, meets Cynthia again, and they marry.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Victor Schertzinger | Director |
| C. Gardner Sullivan | Writer |
| C. Gardner Sullivan | Writer |
| John Stumar | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Dorothy Dalton | |
| Forrest Stanley | |
| Holmes Herbert | |
| Dell Boone |
