Fickle Women
Cast & Crew
Frederick J. Butler
David Butler
Eugenie Besserer
Harry Todd
Lillian Hall
Julianne Johnstone
Film Details
Synopsis
While at the front during World War I, Calvin Price dreams of the day he can return home to Masseyville and marry his sweetheart, Janie Cullison. Expecting a royal welcome upon his return, he is crestfallen when no one appears at the train to meet him. When Calvin arrives home, his mother turns away from him in sorrow, and he discovers that Janie has become engaged to Lin Sparklin. Shunned by the townspeople, Calvin finally discovers that the Sparklin brothers have slandered his reputation with stories of cowardice and drunkenness. Calvin confronts the brothers with their lies and forces their retraction. After the truth is revealed, Calvin becomes the town hero, and Janie contritely returns to him, but Calvin rejects her for Rosy Redhead, a childhood playmate who had remained loyal throughout his tribulations.
Cast
David Butler
Eugenie Besserer
Harry Todd
Lillian Hall
Julianne Johnstone
Helen Gilmore
William Sharpe
Fred Bond
Film Details
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Notes
Sitting on the World was the working title of this film. This was the first film of D. N. Schwab Productions, Inc. According to both the 1921 MPSD and the American Cinematographer magazine (1 February 1922), Hugh McClung worked as the "co-director" on this production.
