Outwitted (1913)

• 65%
• 1913
• Comedy
• Leo Tscherning
• Else Frölich
• Oscar Stribolt
• Aage Hertel

Kitty has attracted the loving attentions of three admirers, Shaleton, a student: Chringham, an army officer: and Arnold, who devotes most of his spare time to hunting. The three gallant admirers are unaware, however, that the young widow is in love with Dr. Kalert, her son's tutor, and in a spirit of fun she does not take the pains to acquaint him with her secret. Kalert really is an ardent admirer, but in order to test his sincerity, Kitty causes the rumor to be spread that her fortune has been lost through the failure of a bank. At this juncture, Grace, an heiress, and friend of Kitty, arrives, and immediately the attentions of Shaleton, Chringham and Arnold are transferred in her direction. On the day following the arrival of Grace, Dr. Kalert asks Kitty to become his wife, and realizing that he is more than worthy she accepts his offer. Meanwhile, Grace and Arthur have fallen in love and their engagement is announced. When the three admirers learn of the situation, they accept it gracefully, although with sorrow, and extend their congratulations after having confessed that they had been outwitted.