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Sonja is a spoiled young lady who thinks she can get anything for money. She is living a life in luxury. One day she meets a lawyer who is a public prosecutor. They fall in love.
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Sonja is a spoiled young lady who thinks she can get anything for money. She is living a life in luxury. One day she meets a lawyer who is a public prosecutor. They fall in love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Frederick Lindh, Alice Duer Miller
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Les Studios Paramount
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