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  • Love's Victory (1914)
  • Short | Short, Crime, Drama
Love's Victory (1914)
Short | Short, Crime, Drama
Concealing her identity, Lil goes into her husband's office to work. Marsden, the boss, has been gambling heavily on the stock market; money must be had. He returns home and practices the writing of a signature, and fixes up a check to be ...See moreConcealing her identity, Lil goes into her husband's office to work. Marsden, the boss, has been gambling heavily on the stock market; money must be had. He returns home and practices the writing of a signature, and fixes up a check to be forged. Arriving at the office the next morning he gives it to Lil's husband George to cash at the bank. George presents the check. It is questioned. George is arrested. He explains, but Marsden, realizing his position, denies all knowledge. George is jailed; he explains the affair to his horrified wife. She comforts him with the assurance that she will right matters. She does so in her own way; she enters Marsden's rooms and secures evidence, then fights him. Marsden's foot slips and he takes a fall down the elevator shaft. He is forced to bed, mortally injured. He repents, and his stocks having gone up, he turns them all over to the young couple for the injustice he did them in blaming George. In the end the couple is in their own home. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Director
Frank Hall Crane (as Frank H. Crane)
Writer
Stuart Paton (story)
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Updated Feb 20, 1914
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Feb 20, 1914 (United States)

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Ethel Grandin
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