This is almost certainly an Alice Lake film released by Metro under another title. It was submitted as Love's Triumph to the Kansas State Censors and rejected by them on 14 May 1920. It could possibly be the same film as the 1919 Metro release Should a Woman Tell? which starred Lake. ...
This is almost certainly an Alice Lake film released by Metro under another title. It was submitted as Love's Triumph to the Kansas State Censors and rejected by them on 14 May 1920. It could possibly be the same film as the 1919 Metro release Should a Woman Tell? which starred Lake.
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