Ermine and Rhinestones

The film centers around Billy Kershaw, portrayed by Niles Welch, who is engaged to the wealthy Peggy Rice, played by Ruth Stonehouse. Peggy's desire to explore romantic options leads to tension with Billy, who eventually seeks solace in the company of his ex-sweetheart Minette, portrayed by Edna Murphy. The story escalates when Peggy's jealousy drives her to confront Minette, resulting in a dangerous encounter with one of Minette's ex-boyfriends.

Ermine and Rhinestones is notable for its representation of 1920s drama, touching on the complexities of relationships and social expectations. With performances from a cast that includes Sally Crute and Bradley Barker, the film provides a snapshot of the era's social dynamics. The Library of Congress holds a complete negative of this film, affirming its preservation for future audiences and collectors.