When Rosalie Lane's sister dies of overwork in the Treadwell mills, Rosalie asks the company for enough money to bury the unfortunate young woman, but is refused. Desperate, Rosalie becomes a prostitute, and later, artist Ralph Evans hires her to pose for a portrait that will be hung in the Magdalene Home for fallen women. Upon learning that Harry Treadwell owns the home, Rosalie denounces him, but his partner Richard Storrow, who originally denied her the loan, overhears the conversation and hires her as a governess to assuage his own guilt. Young Bob Storrow falls in love with Rosalie, and in answer to his proposal, she writes him a note explaining her past. Learning that Richard, rather than Treadwell, caused her downfall, Rosalie sadly leaves the Storrow estate, but Bob follows her, claiming that he knew of her past all along. Thoroughly remorseful, Richard gives the young couple his blessing.

Director:
James Kirkwood	Director
Cast:
Catherine Calvert	as Rosalie Lane
Herbert Rawlinson	as Bob Storrow
Frederick Esmelton	as Richard Storrow
Emmett King	as Henry Treadwell
Harry Myers	as Ralph Evans
Ida Darling	as Adelaide Storrow
Bessie Stinson	as Madge Dowling
Eldean Stuart	as Elise Storrow
Harry Lee	as Jim Nash
Dan Malloy	as Cashier
Thomas Brooke	as Trustees of Magdalene Home
Cinematography:
Lawrence Williams	Camera
Writer:
Bennet Musson	Scen
Producer:
Frank A. Keeney	Presented By
James Kirkwood	Supervisor
Art Director:
C. M. Unander	Art Director

One source credits James Unander as the art director.

Based on the play Out of the Night by E. Lloyd Sheldon (production undetermined).