It Isn't Being Done This Season

The film follows Marcia Ventnor, a model who is torn between true love and the pursuit of wealth. Following her mother's advice, she initially turns down Oliver Lawton's proposal in favor of marrying George Hunt, a wealthy importer. Their honeymoon in Turkey leads to complications as Hunt uses Marcia's charm to secure business, stirring jealousy from her husband.

This film is a product of the Vitagraph Company of America and features a cast including Corinne Griffith, Sally Crute, and Webster Campbell. As a lost film, it holds significant historical value for collectors interested in early cinema and the evolution of storytelling in the drama genre. The narrative reflects social themes relevant to the 1920s, making it a notable entry for those studying film history.