When Patricia "Patty" Hudson, a struggling New York writer becomes ill, her doctor, advising a restful occupation, arranges for her to be the private secretary to the aged James Winthrop, Sr. The closeness of their resulting relationship disturbs Winthrop's relatives, Mrs. Harrison Tyler and her daughter Sally, who hope to inherit his fortune.
Frank Hall Crane
Director
June Elvidge
Patricia 'Patty' Hudson
Sam Hardy
Lieutenant James 'Jim' Winthrop Jr.
Malcolm Fassatt
Walter Kirkwood
William T. Carleton
James Winthrop Sr.
Marion Barney
Mrs. Harrison Tyler
Virginia Valli
Sally Tyler
William Parke
Dr. Pollard
Lou Gorey
Mamie O'Brien
David Davies
The Butler
Clio St. Bau
The Housekeeper
Ann Eggleston
Miss Grimsby
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