Helen Wynton, a society reporter, befriends Etta Stampa, who confesses that her heart is broken because her father has disinherited her because of a love story she had some years ago. Sent to St. Moritz for a story, Helen focuses on finding Etta's father, a Swiss mountain guide, to reconcile with her daughter. On the other hand, chasing Helen in St. Moritz is Mark Bower, an unscrupulous man. Aware of Bower's trip, Charles Spencer, who is in love with Helen, arrives in time to save Helen from Bower's evil intentions on the top of a mountain.
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William Worthington Director · Charles T. Dazey Writer Louis Tracy Writer
United States release July 25, 1920 · Produced in United States · Production Louis Tracy Productions
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Gibraltar Pictures
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Louis Tracy Productions
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United States
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English
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No dialogue
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United States · July 25, 1920
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Denmark
September 12, 1921 · Theatrical
Sweden
April 11, 1921 · Theatrical
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