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The Winning of Sally Temple (1917)
50 min | Drama

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The Winning of Sally Temple (1917)

50 min | Drama

Sally Temple, an actress at the Drury Lane Theatre, is benefactress and idol of the people of Pump Lane, where she lives. They are continually oppressed by their landlord, the Duke of Chatto, and to help them Sally gives them of her own ...See moreSally Temple, an actress at the Drury Lane Theatre, is benefactress and idol of the people of Pump Lane, where she lives. They are continually oppressed by their landlord, the Duke of Chatto, and to help them Sally gives them of her own money. Lady Pamela, ward of the wealthy and reckless Lord Romsey, marries three weeks before she is of age, and when the news that he is to be home in three days reaches her, it is suggested that someone take her place, otherwise Lord Romsey might seize her property. They choose Sally as the substitute, promising her ample remuneration. She accepts, that she may be able to help her people more. Talbot, the Duke of Chatto's agent, sees Sally on one of his visits to Pump Lane and tells his master of her beauty. Romsey loses no time in calling, but finds Sally is away. Having never seen his ward, the deception is a success, but when Romsey attempts to exercise his authority and Sally rebels, he locks her in her boudoir. He tells Sally she must marry him at once and she runs away. She encounters Jellitt, a prize fighter, who offers his protection. As she mounts the steps of a stagecoach, Romsey reaches her and she tells him of the deception, but he is still determined to marry her. As he starts to drag her from the coach. Jellitt seizes him and the two men engage in a terrific fight. Jelitt winning, but leaving Romsey's determination unchanged. He dons a workman's garb and sets out for London. Reaching Pump Lane he finds Sally, and tells her he needs employment. She secures work for him with the blacksmith. He employs other methods than force to win the girl now and helps the poor people. The Duke of Chatto has Sally kidnapped, and Romsey and Jellitt rescue her. Next day Chatto, with some of his servants, seeks Romsey to have him flogged. Romsey discloses his identity, demanding that the Duke sell him Pump Lane or "answer to the Marquis of Romsey for his deeds." He presents Pump Lane to the future Lady Romsey, who gives it to her people, and amid the cheers of the crowd, the happy pair walk away, arm in arm. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Fannie Ward Sally Temple Sally Temple See fewer	The Cheat (1915)
Jack Dean Lord Romsey Lord Romsey See fewer	The Cheat (1915)
Walter Long Duke of Chatto Duke of Chatto See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)
Horace B. Carpenter Oliver Pipe Oliver Pipe See fewer	Maniac (1934)
William Elmer Tom Jellitt Tom Jellitt See fewer	The Virginian (1914)
Paul Weigel Talbot Talbot See fewer	The Great Dictator (1940)
Henry Woodward Lord Verney Lord Verney See fewer	The Last of the Mohicans (1920)
Harry Jay Smith Lord Dorset Lord Dorset See fewer	Nearly a King (1916)
Eugene Pallette Sir John Gorham Sir John Gorham See fewer	The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Florence Smythe Kate Temple Kate Temple See fewer	The Voice in the Fog (1915)
John McKinnon Gregory Gregory See fewer	The Fourteenth Man (1920)
Vola Vale Lady Pamela Vauclain Lady Pamela Vauclain See fewer	Who Cares (1925)