A romantic drama that unfolds in part in British India. Sona, who leaves home with her child because of the quarrel between her two suitors, is threatened along the way by wild animals. The quarrelling suitors put their dispute behind them, and rescue her.
Tom Santschi
Fritz - Sona's Husband
Betty Harte
Sona - Fritz's Wife
Frank Richardson
John Kruge - Sona's Father
Anna Dodge
Mrs. Kruge - Sona's Mother
Roy Watson
John Vogel
Baby Lillian Wade
Iona - Fritz & Sona's Child
Florence Dye
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