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Last of Mrs. Cheyney
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 "May I ask why you don't find me attractive?" |
 I take it that my first and only offer of marriage is rejected. |
 "Did you accept Elton?" |
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 "I'm in love with you myself." |
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 Dilling respectfully kisses the hem of Mrs. Cheyney's dress. |
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 Rathbone wearing a slightly different dressing gown than the one he wore in the film. |
 "So this is the immaculate Mrs. Cheyney who fooled me so completely that I asked her to be my wife." |
 Mrs. Cheyney confesses to having stolen Mrs. Webley's pearls. |
 After Mrs. Webley and her guests have gone back to bed, Lord Dilling keeps watch on the thieves. |
 Mrs. Cheyney and Charles are prepared to go to jail for their crime. |
 Dilling presents the group's offer: money for passage to Australia and the return of Elton's letter. |
 Fay accepts Lord Dilling's marriage proposal |
Below are photos from scenes that were cut from the film. |
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 Norma Shearer freshens her makeup before starting this scene with Basil Rathbone. Director Sidney Franklin is also in the photo. |
 The scene in the car was also cut from the film. |
 a behind the scenes shot |
 This appears to be similar to the breakfast scene, but shot indoors |
 lobby card |
 lobby card |
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 Swedish poster |
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