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Ethel Barrymore starred in the Broadway production of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's play. ...

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Ethel Barrymore starred in the Broadway production of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's play.

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SOURCE CITATIONS
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DATE
PAGE
ETR
25 Sep 1920
p. 1844
MPN
11 Sep 1920
p. 2065
MPN
25 Sep 1920
p. 2410, 2495
MPW
18 Sep 1920
p. 389
MPW
25 Sep 1920
p. 528
NYDM
18 Sep 1920
p. 525
New York Morning Telegraph
12 Sep 1920
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Wid's
19 Sep 1920
p. 19
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LITERARY
Based on the play Mid-Channel by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero (New York, 31 Jan 1910).
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DETAILS
Release Date:
27 September 1920
Production Date:

Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in reels):
6
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Zoe and Theodore Blundell reach a period in their married life when each tires of the other's company. Over her husband's objections, Zoe seeks diversion in other men, which transforms discontent into open warfare between the married couple. Finally, Zoe leaves for Italy, where she is followed by Leonard Ferris, an old admirer. In Zoe's absence, Theodore moves in with the young widow Annerly. When Zoe returns to effect a reconciliation, Theodore refuses to forgive her infidelity and sends her back to Ferris. After learning that Ferris is secretly engaged to another woman, Zoe throws herself from an open window, only to wake up and realize that the entire episode was a nightmare. Properly chagrined, Zoe reconciles with ...

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Zoe and Theodore Blundell reach a period in their married life when each tires of the other's company. Over her husband's objections, Zoe seeks diversion in other men, which transforms discontent into open warfare between the married couple. Finally, Zoe leaves for Italy, where she is followed by Leonard Ferris, an old admirer. In Zoe's absence, Theodore moves in with the young widow Annerly. When Zoe returns to effect a reconciliation, Theodore refuses to forgive her infidelity and sends her back to Ferris. After learning that Ferris is secretly engaged to another woman, Zoe throws herself from an open window, only to wake up and realize that the entire episode was a nightmare. Properly chagrined, Zoe reconciles with Theodore.

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AFI Life Achievement Award

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