secret lover. Amanda is desperate and successfully pretends to be reunited with him. Horace is confused and wants to leave. While the laundry women are away she tells the truth to Horace. Benjamin walks in on them, initially trying to flirt with Amanda, but when he notices Horace's presence he leaves. Horace sympathizes with Amanda and invites her to his mansion. He changes his mind when he becomes ashamed of her. Amanda notices this and pulls back. Horace leaves and Amanda is left behind with a broken heart. She is later hired as Lady Burke-Cavendish's personal maid and now lives in wealth. She finds out Horace is a worker at the country place and they fall in love with each other. Remake The original film was adapted to a musical written by Deonn Ritchie Hunt with music by Kim Douglas in the 2000s. Cast Mary Pickford as Amanda Afflick Albert Austin as Horace Greensmith Harold Goodwin as Benjamin Pillsbury Jones Rose Dione as Madame Jeanne Gallifilet Didier Darwin Karr as The Archduke Taylor N. Duncan (undetermined role) (uncredited) Joan Marsh (undetermined role) (uncredited) Nadyne Montgomery (undetermined role) (uncredited) Theodore Roberts (undetermined role) (uncredited) Hal Wilson (undetermined role) (uncredited) Production crew Produced by Mary Pickford Cinematography by L. William O'Connell and Charles Rosher Art Direction by Max Parker Costume Design by Adele Crinley Assistant Director William A. Crinley Art Department - Alfred L. Werker (props) Other crew - William S. Johnson (electrical effects) See also Mary Pickford filmography References External links 1920 films 1920s English-language films 1920 comedy films American black-and-white films American silent feature films Films directed by John Francis Dillon United Artists films Articles containing video clips Silent American comedy films Films set in London 1920s American films