The Intrusion of Isabel (1919)

Forced to sell their family's Southern home when their father dies bankrupt, Isabel and Bert Trevor come to New York. After many disappointments, Bert finally finds work as a valet to wealthy young Jack Craig, though he tells Isabel he is Craig's partner. One night while Craig is drunk, Bert discovers a roll of bills in his pocket and takes the money. Fearing arrest, Bert goes to Montana, where he secures a good job. Not knowing where Bert went, Isabel and Mammy move into what they think is Bert's half of Craig's house. Craig kindheartedly allows them to remain, and falls in love with Isabel although his sister disapproves and an adventuress, Lois Randall, claims he signed a marriage license during a wild wine party. When Bert returns, he sees Randall exposed by Craig's brother-in-law, a prosecuting attorney, as "Marrying Mary," purveyor of similar previous matrimonial schemes. Craig discreetly accepts Bert's apologies and repayment, then marries Isabel.