The Secret (1911)
Because Jack Stanhope smelled cigarette smoke in his home one day he immediately became suspicious that he had a rival. It was only a few weeks after their honeymoon too. Oh, the awful horror of thinking that someone else had taken his place in the affections of the one woman. He determined to be brave, though. His appeals to his wife for an explanation brought no satisfactory response. He must be a man and act as a man. He hid himself and determined to see who the invader of his home was and kill him like a snake. He hadn't long to wait and he heard his wife call the maid and then cautiously as Diana at her toilet she took from her maid's coiffure a package of cigarettes. With dainty fingers she lighted one and puffed at it daintily as some eastern beauty in her garden.
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GenresComedy
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Harry Solter | Director |
| Siegmund Lubin | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Florence Lawrence | |
| Arthur V. Johnson |
