A Warner Brothers Pictures Release
December 1924 - 7 Reels
Directed by Harry Beaumont

FEATURED CAST
Irene Rich
Matt Moore
June Marlowe (as Constance Ogden)
and
John Roche
with
Victor Potel

Victor Potel and June.

Irene Rich was one of Warner Brothers' top stars during the mid 1920s.  Again showing faith in June's talents, they cast her with Irene, albeit in a supporting role.  The pairing proved popular enough that the studio paired the two actresses in three additional films.

The film was taken from a popular story by well known novelist Willa Cather.  Once again the studio chose to deviate from a best selling work and "change the story around a bit."  The result, however, proved to be a hit with audiences.

In this film, June plays another innocent who is betrothed by a former flame of the star.  June appears but briefly in the film and critics enjoyed the film's production but hated the continuity and story line.

Photograph above is from the photoplay edition of "A Lost Lady"
and is from the collection of Don Spears.

This film is unavailable for viewing.