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Cassy is the daughter of a Portuguese violinist whose talent was obscured by a stroke after a holdup. Monty Paliser marries her after failing to win her otherwise, but she discovers the ceremony was n...
Cara is Cassy's father, a Portuguese violinist whose talent has been obscured by a stroke following a holdup. Cassy returns home and tells him that her marriage to Monty Paliser was not genuine. After...
Monty Paliser is a wealthy man who attracts Cassy Cara and marries her after failing to win her by other means. Three days after the wedding, Cassy learns the ceremony was not genuine and returns to h...
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Monty Paliser attracts Cassy and, failing to win her by other means, marries her; Cassy later discovers that the ceremony was not genuine.
The plot identifies Cassy Cara as the daughter of Cara, a Portuguese violinist whose talent was obscured by a stroke.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot ends the mystery when Cara tells the truth that he is guilty of killing Monty Paliser.
A fraudulent marriage, an opera murder, and competing acts of protection lead to confession, sacrifice, and reunion.
Directed by William Parke
The Paliser Case (1920) · 8/10 · drama, mystery
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