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  • A Victim of Jealousy (1910)
  • Short | 16 min | Drama, Short
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A Victim of Jealousy (1910)
Short | 16 min | Drama, Short

The young husband's irrational jealousy makes him suspicious of every attention bestowed upon his wife. Even the minister, who performed their marriage ceremony, making a pastoral call annoys him. They attend a social gathering, and his ...See moreThe young husband's irrational jealousy makes him suspicious of every attention bestowed upon his wife. Even the minister, who performed their marriage ceremony, making a pastoral call annoys him. They attend a social gathering, and his ill-concealed perturbation at his young wife's affability with all present spoils her evening's pleasure, and finally induces her to ask to be taken home. Arriving home, a stormy scene ensues, and there might have been a separation but for the wife's subtleness in placing within his range delicate reminders of her own gentleness. He is awakened from his present dementia and promises never to act so foolishly again. The next morning as he is about to leave for his office, he is sincere in his protestations of faith, but upon returning to his library to secure some business papers, he hears a man's voice issuing from the reception room, and upon entering finds his wife's milliner, who has come with her hat. He orders the man out and unjustly upbraids his wife. Not only that, he instructs his valet to watch. This of course, is fine for the valet, as he sees gain in it. During the afternoon lady friends of the wife call and beg her to accompany them to the art studio to look over some paintings they think of purchasing. While at the studio, her friends are called away for a few moments and ask her to wait until they return. Meanwhile, the valet has learned of the wife's visiting the studio and so informs the husband. The intelligence throws him into a frenzy, and rushing home secures a revolver and heads to avenge his fancied wrong. The wife's sister sees this and hastens to apprise her of her danger. Up to now the friends have not returned and the wife is place in a very embarrassing position, but the sister hurries her into an adjoining room, from which she escapes by another door for home. Unfortunately, the wife in her haste drops her scar, which the husband recognizes, and dashing into the adjoining room, just as the other door closes behind his wife, finds his sister-in-law who claims the scarf. Returning home he finds his wife, who confesses that she really was at the studio, and relates the details which are corroborated by her friends who now appear. The wife's patience is tried to the limit and she determines to leave him at once, so it is only upon his solemn promise never again to mistrust her that she remains. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Jun 9, 1910 (United States)

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21 cast members
Name Known for
James Kirkwood
The Husband The Husband   See fewer
Florence Barker
The Wife The Wife   See fewer
Mary Pickford
The Wife's Friend The Wife's Friend   See fewer
William J. Butler
The Husband's Valet The Husband's Valet   See fewer
Ruth Hart
The Maid The Maid   See fewer
Verner Clarges
The Minister The Minister   See fewer
Dorothy Bernard
Actress Actress   See fewer
Charles Craig
At Reception / In Office At Reception / In Office   See fewer
Edward Dillon
At Reception At Reception   See fewer
Joseph Graybill
At Reception / In Office At Reception / In Office   See fewer
Guy Hedlund
In Office In Office   See fewer
Grace Henderson
At Reception At Reception   See fewer
Henry Lehrman
At Reception At Reception   See fewer
Anthony O'Sullivan
Milliner Milliner   See fewer
Alfred Paget
At Reception / Artist's Servant At Reception / Artist's Servant   See fewer
Lottie Pickford
Actress Actress   See fewer
Mack Sennett
Milliner Milliner   See fewer
Charlotte Smith
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Charles West
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Dorothy West
Visitor Visitor   See fewer
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