As described in a film magazine,[3] Katherine Bush (Calvert), a young woman from London's lower middle class, yearns for the finer things in life and spends an illicit weekend with a certain Lord Algy (Goldsworthy) at a fashionable watering place. Returning home, she answers an advertisement that leads to a position as secretary to Lady Garrubardine (Brundage), a leader of London society. Lord Gerald Strobridge (Kent), Lady Garrubardine's unhappily married nephew, falls in love with Katherine but she only offers him friendship. Katherine rises in Lady Garrubardine's estimation until she is almost an equal in the household. Then comes the Duke of Mordryn (Burton), a statesman who falls in love with Katherine, believing she is of his class. Learning the truth of her station, he continues his attentions and finally proposes. Katherine then tells him of her one misstep. He leaves her at once. Then Lord Gerald leaves for India, and Katherine believes the end of her dream of happiness has come. Lady Garrubardine, however, intervenes in her behalf, and the Duke comes to her, forgiving, and they are married.
career, katherine, bush, lost, 1919, american, silent, drama, film, produced, famous, players, lasky, distributed, paramount, pictures, william, neill, directed, catherine, calvert, starred, film, based, 1916, elinor, glyn, novel, film, stilldirected, byroy, w. The Career of Katherine Bush is a lost 1 1919 American silent drama film produced by Famous Players Lasky and distributed by Paramount Pictures Roy William Neill directed and Catherine Calvert starred The film is based on a 1916 Elinor Glyn novel 2 The Career of Katherine BushFilm stillDirected byRoy William NeillWritten byKathryn StuartBased onThe Career of Katherine Bushby Elinor GlynProduced byAdolph ZukorJesse LaskyStarringCatherine Calvert John GoldsworthyDistributed byParamount Pictures ArtcraftRelease dateJuly 20 1919 1919 07 20 Running time50 minutesCountryUnited StatesLanguageSilent English intertitles Contents 1 Plot 2 Starring 3 References 4 External linksPlot editAs described in a film magazine 3 Katherine Bush Calvert a young woman from London s lower middle class yearns for the finer things in life and spends an illicit weekend with a certain Lord Algy Goldsworthy at a fashionable watering place Returning home she answers an advertisement that leads to a position as secretary to Lady Garrubardine Brundage a leader of London society Lord Gerald Strobridge Kent Lady Garrubardine s unhappily married nephew falls in love with Katherine but she only offers him friendship Katherine rises in Lady Garrubardine s estimation until she is almost an equal in the household Then comes the Duke of Mordryn Burton a statesman who falls in love with Katherine believing she is of his class Learning the truth of her station he continues his attentions and finally proposes Katherine then tells him of her one misstep He leaves her at once Then Lord Gerald leaves for India and Katherine believes the end of her dream of happiness has come Lady Garrubardine however intervenes in her behalf and the Duke comes to her forgiving and they are married Starring editCatherine Calvert as Katherine Bush John Goldsworthy as Lord Algernon Fitz Rufus Crauford Kent as Lord Gerald Strobridge Mathilde Brundage as Lady Garrubardine credited as Mrs Mathilde Brundage Helen Montrose as Lao Belemar Anne Dearing as Gladys Bush credited as Ann Dearing Augusta Anderson as Matilda Bush Nora Reed as Slavey credited as Norah Reed Claire Whitney as Lady Beatrice Strobridge Albert Hackett as Bert Bush Earl Lockwood as Fred Bush Walter Smith as Bob Hartley Robert Minot as Charlie Prodgers Edith Pierce as Ethel Bush Allan Simpson as Lao s Sweetheart credited as Allen Simpson Frederick Burton as Duke of Mordryn credited as Fred Burton References edit The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog The Career of Katherine Bush The AFI Catalog of Feature Films The Career of Katherine Bush Reviews The Career of Katherine Bush Exhibitors Herald 9 7 New York City Exhibitors Herald Company 51 August 2 1919 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to The Career of Katherine Bush The Career of Katherine Bush at IMDb nbsp Synopsis at AllMovie Lantern slide archived Glyn Elinor 1916 The Career of Katherine Bush New York Grosset amp Dunlap on the Internet Archive nbsp This 1910s drama film related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Career of Katherine Bush amp oldid 1167018758, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
