His Chorus Girl Wife (1911)

• 67%
• 1911
• Drama
• Harry Solter
• Florence Lawrence
• Arthur V. Johnson
• Charles Brandt

Oliver Brompton was the son of a millionaire. At a late supper one evening. Oliver fell deeply in love with Sybil Sanford, a modest and retiring chorus girl. He proposed to her and they were married. When Oliver took his bride home, his father and mother refused to receive her. Cast off by his wealthy father, the young couple secured rooms and went to housekeeping. Oliver was unable to get work. It happened one day when they were almost at the lowest ebb of their fortunes, that Oliver's father called. Sybil was alone. Oliver's father came right to business. He offered her a large sum of money if she would renounce his son. She promptly refused and Mr. Brompton went home and told his wife what had happened. This raised Sybil in their estimation and Mrs. Brompton asked to be taken to see her. She noted the cleanliness of the humble apartment and their scant but appetizing meal. The junior Bromptons asked the senior Bromptons to join them, which they did and the family was once more united.