What's Your Reputation Worth?

Mar 1, 1921

1h 0m

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Overview

Railroad executive Anthony Blake while navigating a divorce from his discontented wife brings his loyal secretary, Cara Deene, to live at a farm, paying her to act as his companion, which leads to scandalous misunderstandings.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Vitagraph Company of America

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Cast

Cara Deene

Corinne Griffith

Anthony Blake

Percy Marmont

Mr. Pettus

Robert Gaillard

Mrs. Blake

Louise Prussing

Wallace Trant

Leslie Roycroft

Kent Jerrold

George Howard

Mrs. Pettus

Jane Jennings

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