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Sophy chides Murdock for
opening the bathroom window -- adding to the dissatisfaction
he feels toward his wife. |
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When they meet Julia Raeburn on
a camping trip, Charley introduces his dad as his older brother. |
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Unexpectedly, a romance develops
during the three weeks on the camping/hunting trip, but Murdock
feels he must tell Julia the truth -- that he's married. |
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Blagden, Murdock's secretary,
arranges to have Julia's handkerchief discovered by Sophy among
her husband's things. |
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On a trip to New York, Murdock
reluctantly agrees to accompany his womanizing business partner,
Berkeley -- Berkeley's mistress, Jessie -- and Jessie's friend,
Viola, to a night club so he can "forget." |
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When Berkeley leaves the
nightclub with another woman, Jessie shows up at his apartment
with a gun. |
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The newspapers mistakenly
claim Berkeley and a "business partner" fought over
a woman resulting in Berkeley's death. Sophy accuses Julia of
being that other woman. |
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As newspaper reporters look
on, Murdock kisses Viola before departing for Europe together. |
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As Murdock hands her a check,
he tells Viola, "You have rendered me a great service. I
am leaving Venice tomorrow -- and in return, I want to secure
your future before we part." |
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Murdock's new secretary tells
Julia the truth about Viola. |
