The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26

] Finch, Florence Short, James Harri- 1 son, Frank Webster and Louise Lee The production. which is released by Associated First National Pic lures, Inc, was directed by Chet | Withey, and the scenario was pre- pared by Grant Carpenter. It is by 1 far the best thing that Constance 1 Talmadge has done since her rise to stardom.
 The Story
 Leila Calthorpe. winsome, young and mischievous, has been left, by her fathers death, mistress of a stately mansion and hieress of the Calthorpe fortune. Her indulgent maiden aunt, Agatha, and her cousin Robert, who is her playmate, com prise the family. The finances of the estate are in the hands of two old men--the family lawyer, John Priest- ly and Henry Kinkley, her guardian
 an eccentric millionaire bachelor. Both these old men love Leila IS their own daughter, and have kept secret from her the graduate dwind- ling of her fortune. But now a serious problem confronts them. They feel it is the duty of every girl to be married. and decide that h hus. band must be found for Leila.
 Henry Winkley conceives the idea of marrying his nephew, Henry Warren. to Leila. willing his fortune to his nephew and thereby providing Leila with both riches and a husband. Priestly agrees to the plan. They lay their scheme before Leila, ex- blaming that her money is nearly gone. that she must get a husband or a job They browbeat her until she finally consents to look over the young nephew whom Winkley has suggested. In delight they wire War ren to come east for fortune and bride. His reply overwhelms his un- cle with disappointing rage. Leila sees the telegram and storms from the room in fearful humiliation. She has been tilted before she is engaged. Winkley then divulges a new plot to Priestly and announces his departure for the north on business.
 After a month the blow falls. A message IT Leila tells her of the death of Henry Winkley. The announce ment comes as a severe shock as she was really very fond of the old man. Warren comes east to look after his uncle's estate. Priestly induces Leila to invite Warren to be a guest at her home as last courtesy to the memory of her guardian. She cannot refuse Priestly's request. pretty scheme pops into her head. She calls her maid, borrows her wardrobe, sends a note to Warren saying she regrets she has been called away, but adds that her maid, Perkins will make him comfortable until her re- turn. Now let him come. Her ideny tity is hidden; Aunt Agatha has gone on visit; and Robert can be wheedled into silence. Reluctantly Warren comes to the house of the supposed old maid whom his uncle tried to force him to marry He is relieved when Perkins hands him the note that Miss Calthorpe is away. Perkins serves him tea and impishly shows him a photograph of her aunt telling him it Is Miss Calthorpe. He is mortified.
 Henry Warren is young and hand some Leila as Perkins" flirts with him. and he succumbs to her charm The world and his uncle's millions can go hang. Unknown to anyone, Winkley has. willed s100.000 to Ruth Warren. Henry's sister. She arrives unannounced in time to find Perkins, the maid, in Henry's arms. She up- braids Perkins for entrapping her