The Romance of the Photograph (1914)

• 81%
• 1914
• Romance
• Harry Solter

For the second time Flo is left alone with her burglar fiancé. He takes the opportunity to again demand jewelry from her. She goes upstairs to get it, frightened. Matt, the man she turned down, has seen the burglar's picture in the papers and recognizes it. He comes to the house at this time to investigate. As he enters the parlor, the servants have all gone out for the evening, he overhears the conversation between the girl and the burglar. He intervenes and saves Flo from further fright and embarrassment. This last escapade is far beyond even Flo's sense of humor and it has the desired effect of bringing her to her sober senses. The heroism of Matt completely captivates her and the wish of her folks that she marry him is blended with her own desires. She shamefacedly apologizes for her previous shabby treatment of him, and Matt, big-heartedly, tells her he has forgotten and forgiven and asks her for her hand again. This time she readily consents.