Sham and Lost Romance Highlight Liberty Show
A Liberty feature highlights Ethel Clayton in Sham as a rich society woman torn between a wealthy suitor and a loving but poor partner. The Strand screens The Lost Romance with Sylvia and Allen, a married pair who face divorce threats before a child’s disappearance reunites them.
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