A rich man leaves his wife, poses as a coster, and saves a factory girl from a crook.

A young couple live a disinterested matrimonial existence until the man returns from war, realizing the depth of his devotion. His wife repulses his affections, and he seeks diversion in the slums. Here he saves a girl who cares for him when he is wounded, and it becomes obvious she loves him. He returns to his wife, who has learned her lesson. Meanwhile the girl is in danger, so the young husband goes to her assistance, and is discovered in her room with the dead body of another man. The girl tells her part of the murder to the wife, who tries to shield her. Scotland Yard causes many moments of suspense before the couple embark on a happy marriage.—Exhibitors Herald, February 27, 1926