A Society Scandal (1924)
Drama | 24 March 1924
Director:
Allan DwanWriter:
Forrest HalseyProducer:
Allan DwanCinematographer:
Hal RossonProduction Company:
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.According to the Mar—Aug 1924 issue of Picture-Play Magazine, production was completed under the working title The Laughing Lady, taken from the 1922 Alfred Sutro play upon which the film is based.
In 1929, the Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. remade the picture as a “talkie” starring Ruth Chatterton in the leading role. ...
According to the Mar—Aug 1924 issue of Picture-Play Magazine, production was completed under the working title The Laughing Lady, taken from the 1922 Alfred Sutro play upon which the film is based.
In 1929, the Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. remade the picture as a “talkie” starring Ruth Chatterton in the leading role.
Hector Colbert sues his wife Marjorie for a divorce after Peters, an admirer of Marjorie, deliberately compromises her. Colbert's lawyer, Daniel Farr, believing that Marjorie's behavior was wrong, gets the divorce, but he ruins the reputation of a fun-loving woman who was simply bored with her husband. Later, she and Farr meet; she plots a revenge against the lawyer but confesses her fabrication when she realizes that she loves ...
Hector Colbert sues his wife Marjorie for a divorce after Peters, an admirer of Marjorie, deliberately compromises her. Colbert's lawyer, Daniel Farr, believing that Marjorie's behavior was wrong, gets the divorce, but he ruins the reputation of a fun-loving woman who was simply bored with her husband. Later, she and Farr meet; she plots a revenge against the lawyer but confesses her fabrication when she realizes that she loves him.
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