Believing her husband to have died on an allied mission to Russia, wealthy Englishwoman Rosalind Dane devotes her life to her three-year-old daughter Patty. When a gypsy band arrives, Rosalind is strangely attracted to them and permits them to camp on her estate. She falls in love with one of them, Ben Galli, and throws a lawn fete, during which Rowena, a fortune-teller, predicts that there will be a tragic death in her family and that she will leave with the gypsies.
Harry McRae Webster
Director
Florence Billings
Rosalind Dana
Aida Horton
Patty, Her Daughter
Mathilde Brundage
Mrs. Morton Hilliard
Fay Evelyn
Margery Fields
Josephine Wehn
Rowena
Bradley Barker
Ralph Dane
Corliss Giles
Ben Galli
Franklyn George
Mario
Herbert Wilkie
Dr. Rupert Allen
Sara Biala
Marcia
Gaston Bell
Secret Agent
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