Mr. Skeffington.

The titled beauty Frances (Fanny) is forced to go out for the rich businessman Job Skeffington. This Mesalliance causes universal indignation of secular society. Before the "unfortunate" lines the long queue of gentlemen trying to "save her from rude bargaining" and literally inspiring Fanny, as far as her husband is not worthy. And no one - even Mrs. Skeffington herself, is guessed: a friendly, soft, long -suffering spouse is able to give her that implicit, soft happiness, which, right, should not be refused for considerations of empty snobbery...