The Trufflers
Cast & Crew
Fred E. Wright
Nell Craig
Sydney Ainsworth
Ernest Maupain
Richard C. Travers
Patrick Calhoun
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Synopsis
Unable to tolerate her father's sanctimony any longer, Sue Wilde leaves home for the lure of the stage and bohemianism of Greenwich Village. While acting in the theater of Jacob Zanin, a producer who professes the idealism of pure art while lusting for fame and success, Sue meets playwright Peter Ericson Mann who falls in love with her, as does Henry Bates, a hard-working critic. When Sue foresakes him, Mann, driven desperate by jealousy, betrays to the press Sue's secret that her father has embezzled church funds. The old man, unable to bear the disgrace, ends his life, forcing Sue to recognize the hypocrisy of the people that surround her. She gives up her career and bohemian life to be with Bates, who, unlike Peter and the other trufflers, is an honest, decent man.
Director
Fred E. Wright
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The novel originally appeared in Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1915-September 1916.