The Duchess of Doubt
May 28, 1917 · 50m
Director
George D. BakerOverview
Clover Ames's life consists only of the drudge work that she performs at her Aunt Sarah's boardinghouse. No longer able to withstand her aunt's abuse, Clover runs away and obtains a job as a maid to a wealthy woman. Willed $7,000 by Pierre Dubois, a boarder at her aunt's house, Clover, inspired by a novel that she has read, poses as a duchess at a fashionable winter resort. There she meets and falls in love with Walter Gray, who is also traveling incognito as a ribbon clerk. When Clover's money runs out, her trick is discovered and she vanishes. Obtaining employment in Gray's department store, Clover learns that her ribbon clerk is actually the owner's son, who rushes her to the wedding bureau.
Cast of The Duchess of Doubt
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About The Duchess of Doubt
What is The Duchess of Doubt about?
Clover Ames's life consists only of the drudge work that she performs at her Aunt Sarah's boardinghouse. No longer able to withstand her aunt's abuse, Clover runs away and obtains a job as a maid to a wealthy woman. Willed $7,000 by Pierre Dubois, a boarder at her aunt's house, Clover, inspired by a novel that she has read, poses as a duchess at a fashionable winter resort. There she meets and…
When was The Duchess of Doubt released?
The Duchess of Doubt was released on May 28, 1917.
How long is The Duchess of Doubt?
The Duchess of Doubt runs 50 minutes.
Who directed The Duchess of Doubt?
The Duchess of Doubt was directed by George D. Baker.
Who is in the cast of The Duchess of Doubt?
The cast of The Duchess of Doubt includes Emmy Wehlen (Clover Ames), Ricca Allen (Aunt Sarah), Frank Currier (Pierre Dubois), George Christie (Walter Gray) and Peggy Parr (Helen Brentwood).