For Her Good Name

The story follows Mrs. Pensonby Smythe, who finds herself in a precarious situation as she secretly visits a gambling establishment known as "The House of the Mask." Accompanied by the reckless Billie Carrington, her night takes a dangerous turn when she is attacked, leading to a dramatic rescue by gambler Belmont Blair. The plot thickens when a scuffle results in Carrington's accidental death, forcing Blair to protect Mrs. Smythe from impending scandal.

With a cast that includes Crane Wilbur, Fred Montague, Mae Gaston, Corinne Bradford, and Harrish Ingraham, For Her Good Name showcases early 20th-century drama themes such as love, sacrifice, and moral dilemmas. Its exploration of social issues and personal conflict reflects the era's cinematic storytelling.