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Slander the Woman
"You! You know I am innocent! Yet you let them brand me! But I shall live to see you dragged in the mire as you have dragged me"
Through circumstantial evidence, Yvonne Desmarest is branded by Judge Duroacher as the "other woman" in a sensational murder case. She retreats to her father's hunting lodge near Hudson Bay, Canada, where she meets Scarborough, an Indian girl, and Émile (an old trapper who becomes her protector). Realizing his error, Duroacher follows Yvonne, thus precipitating a series of events in which the judge is suspected of murdering Scarborough, and Émile injures Duroacher out of jealousy. Yvonne's name is cleared, as is that of Émile, who has been sought for many years on a murder charge. Yvonne and Duroacher realize their love for each other.
- Original title
- Slander the Woman
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
- Budget
- —
- Revenue
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Dorothy Phillips
Yvonne Desmarest
Lewis Dayton
Monsieur Duroacher
Robert Anderson
Dr. Emile Molleur
Mayme Kelso
Nanette
Rosemary Theby
Madame Redoux
Robert Schable
Monsieur Redoux
George Siegmann
Scarborough
Ynez Seabury
Indian Girl
Gino Corrado
Tetreau, the Guide
William Orlamond
The Stranger
Cyril Chadwick
Monsieur Lemond
Byron Haskin
Director of Photography
Allen Holubar
Presenter
Harold S. Bucquet
Assistant Director
Allen Holubar
Director
Allen Holubar
Producer
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Apr 16, 1923
