Scandal


1915

Film Details

Also Known As
Scandal Mongers
Release Date
Jul 10, 1915
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Universal Film Mfg Co.
Distribution Company
Universal Film Mfg Co.; A Universal Special
Country
United States

Synopsis

When banker William Wright's stenographer, Daisy Dean, sprains her ankle, her employer offers to drive her to and from work for several days. This arrangement, although innocent, leads to the spread of malicious gossip among Daisy's neighbors and the members of Wright's club, and soon Mrs. Wright files for divorce. Daisy's fiancé John Austin breaks their engagement, but she later finds happiness as Robert Gordon's wife. After her baby is born, Daisy renews her acquaintance with John, whose fiancée lives nearby. John, deeply in love with his new sweetheart, marries, and while Robert is away on business, he and his young wife ask Daisy to accompany them on a drive. Robert's meddling sister Susan misconstrues John's friendliness and wires her brother, who returns home in a jealous rage. When John, whose car had broken down on the trip, arrives with Daisy very late that night, Robert shoots him and is consequently executed for murder. Broken, Daisy tries to commit suicide but is saved by her old employer Wright, whose own business and personal life was completely ruined by the spread of idle gossip.

Film Details

Also Known As
Scandal Mongers
Release Date
Jul 10, 1915
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Universal Film Mfg Co.
Distribution Company
Universal Film Mfg Co.; A Universal Special
Country
United States

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Notes

Lois Weber was Mrs. Phillips Smalley. The picture was re-released under the title Scandal Mongers by Bluebird-Universal on July 22, 1918, and re-copyrighted under this title by Bluebird Photoplays, Inc. (6 July 1918, LP12631).