In Humble Guise (1915)
Grace Hunt quarrels and breaks her engagement with Hubert West. To try and forget, she goes to a summer hotel for a short stay. Helen Travis, who is working her way through college, has planned to spend her vacation waiting on table at this same hotel. By mistake, Grace's trunk is put in Helen's room, and vice versa. On Grace's suggestion, they change places for a week. Helen becomes very popular among the hotel guests, with her pretty ways and lovely clothes. Ned Cummings in particular finds her very attractive. Ned proposes, but Helen dares not accept. There is a big ball that night. Grace tells Helen, when she meets her on her way to the ballroom, that she is going straight to Ned. Ned proposes again to Helen, but just then a page comes rushing in and cries FIRE. It is the servants' annex, Helen finds Grace in a heap on the floor of her room and rescues her, but is badly burned herself. Grace takes Helen home with her. Ned calls, and Helen tells him the story of the way she has been deceiving him, and that her fine clothes were borrowed plumage. Ned is glad that she is just Helen Travis, and Helen is glad of that. Hubert West visiting Grace's home, sees Ned and Helen embracing, and deceived by the bandages, is made furious at the thought of Ned kissing Grace. Ned and Helen then spy him, and he is almost hysterical with joy to find it is not Grace loving another man. Grace is sitting in an easy chair by the window in the next room. Hubert tiptoes up to her, kisses her, and their little disagreement is patched up forever.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Bertram Bracken | Director |
| E.D. Horkheimer | Producer |
| H.M. Horkheimer | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Henry King | |
| Dorothy Davenport | |
| Joe Massey | |
| Madeline Pardee |
