His Brother's Wife
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Overview
When Richard Barton's health fails, his wife Helen, desperate for money to pay the medical bills, agrees to spend the night with the wealthy Howard Barton, without knowing that he is Richard's long-absent brother. However, after she tells Howard that she is selling herself in order to help her husband, he calls off the rendezvous and sends her home with enough money to pay for Richard's care.
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Budget
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Runtime
50 min
Release Date
1916-06-04
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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Carlyle Blackwell
Howard Barton
Ethel Clayton
Helen Barton
Paul McAllister
Richard Barton
Charles K. Gerrard
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