The Girl from Rector's (1917)

Loute Sedaine, a French dancer and known along Broadway as "The Girl from Rector's," attracts the attention of Andy Tandy, a man about town, who has little regard for the reputation of the girl. Richard Lawrence also meets her and for the time being thinks that he loves her and protects her from the advances of Tandy. Complications arise and in the end the fact that Tandy has a wife and daughter is disclosed and also that "The Girl From Rector's" is a happily married woman who has become a dancer only because of the love of art and thirst for adventure.