Within the Cup
Directed by Raymond B. West1918 70mDrama
Thisbe Lorraine, an American who hopes to pursue an art career in Paris, falls in love with German aristocrat Ernst Faber, who makes love to the young woman and then leaves her. Disillusioned, Thisbe resolves to live by her own rules and returns to New York, where her sex novels earn her great fame and wealth. At a grotto café in Greenwich Village, Thisbe encounters "Tea Cup Ann," a fortuneteller who predicts that her sinful ways will bring her only sorrow. Later, Thisbe falls in love with artist Le Saint Hammond, who asks her to pose for his statue of Psyche, but when he learns of her past, her rejects her and then begins to drink excessively. Thisbe's sorrow turns to joy, however, when Le Saint finally returns to her.
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Within the Cup was released on March 1, 1918.
Within the Cup was directed by Raymond B. West.
Within the Cup has a runtime of 70m.
Within the Cup was produced by Robert Brunton.
The key characters in Within the Cup are Thisbe Lorraine (Bessie Barriscale), Le Saint Hammond (George Fisher), Ernst Faber (Edward Coxen).
Within the Cup is a Drama film.