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1917 American film directed by Robert Z. Leonard

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Margaret MacLean, who has been saved from life in a wheelchair by the miracle of medicine, vows to devote her life to caring for crippled children. She becomes a nurse in the children's ward of Dr. MacLean's hospital, but after the beloved doctor's death, his son Bob returns home from abroad and decrees that he is closing the ward and that Margaret's little charges must leave the hospital. Furious, Margaret quits her job and storms out, with Bob in pursuit. As he rushes across the street, Bob is struck by a car and must be hospitalized. During his convalescence, he realizes that he is in love with Margaret and decides to have a home built for her and her patients. Unable to locate Margaret, Bob hires detectives, who find her and bring her to the home. There Margaret finds that all her dreams have come true as she sees her little charges happily living in their new home and gladly accepts Bob's proposal of marriage

Released: 1917-05-0750 minDir: Robert Z. LeonardDrama

Cast

  • Mae Murray as Margaret MacLean
  • Tom Moore as Bob MacLean
  • Winter Hall as Dr. Ralph MacLean
  • Billy Jacobs as Sandy (as Little Billy Jacobs)
  • Mayme Kelso as Miss Foote
  • Loretta Young as Fairy (uncredited)

Themes

  • detective
  • car accident
  • disability

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Ratings

Year
1917
Runtime
50 min
Genres
Drama

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Country of origin
United States
Original language
English language
Screenwriter
Marion Fairfax
Cast member
Mayme Kelso
Cinematographer
Charles Rosher
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publication date
1917-05-07
title
The Primrose Ring
distributed by
Paramount Pictures
Commons category
The Primrose Ring (film)
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