The Scandal Mongers
| 导演： | Lois Weber |
| 编剧： | Lois Weber |
| 主演： | Ormi Hawley Isabel Lamon Irene Crane |
| 制片国家/地区： | 美国 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 1911 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
Ethel Gerhart had long been jealous and envious of the popularity of Norrine Lucas, who was unselfish and winning in her ways. When the two went to the same private school their respective dispositions quickly gained the same reputations that they had at home. Finally Ethel conceived a plan to discredit Norrine. She contrived that a sum of money should be taken from a girl's ro... (展开全部)
Ethel Gerhart had long been jealous and envious of the popularity of Norrine Lucas, who was unselfish and winning in her ways. When the two went to the same private school their respective dispositions quickly gained the same reputations that they had at home. Finally Ethel conceived a plan to discredit Norrine. She contrived that a sum of money should be taken from a girl's room and hidden among Norrine's belongings. When it was discovered, of course. Norrine was in disgrace and was expelled. Ethel took good care that the scandal was spread at home through the agency of her mother, who was a past mistress of the art. The truth was finally brought out by a young evangelist, who was attracted to Norrine. He preached a sermon which powerfully effected Ethel. She jumped up hysterically and declared her sinister plot. Norrine became the minister's wife.
Ethel Gerhart had long been jealous and envious of the popularity of Norrine Lucas, who was unselfish and winning in her ways. When the two went to the same private school their respective dispositions quickly gained the same reputations that they had at home. Finally Ethel conceived a plan to discredit Norrine. She contrived that a sum of money should be taken from a girl's ro... (展开全部)
Ethel Gerhart had long been jealous and envious of the popularity of Norrine Lucas, who was unselfish and winning in her ways. When the two went to the same private school their respective dispositions quickly gained the same reputations that they had at home. Finally Ethel conceived a plan to discredit Norrine. She contrived that a sum of money should be taken from a girl's room and hidden among Norrine's belongings. When it was discovered, of course. Norrine was in disgrace and was expelled. Ethel took good care that the scandal was spread at home through the agency of her mother, who was a past mistress of the art. The truth was finally brought out by a young evangelist, who was attracted to Norrine. He preached a sermon which powerfully effected Ethel. She jumped up hysterically and declared her sinister plot. Norrine became the minister's wife.
