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In Japan during the Russo-Japanese War O Hana San sells herself to a Geisha house to pay off the gambling debts of her lover, Captain Fujiwara. Meanwhile, Miyo Ko San, is the daughter of Japanese general, Okubo, and an English mother. She is in love with Lieutenant Makei but is betrothed to the officer Yamaki, who in turn has designs on O Hana San. Yamaki is eventually killed in an earthquake, freeing both couples to live "happily ever after."
Two spirited children from George Brent’s first marriage try to separate him from his unsympathetic second wife and reunite him with their mother. Their schemes around an attempted elopement and their mother’s new suitor eventually bring George and Jennifer back together.
Tom Jones, a foundling raised by Mr Allworthy, loves Sophia, whose father instead wants her to marry Blifil. False accusations and family conflict separate the couple, but they meet again in London. When Tom’s true parentage is revealed, Squire Western consents to their marriage.
In Japan during the Russo-Japanese War O Hana San sells herself to a Geisha house to pay off the gambling debts of her lover, Captain Fujiwara. Meanwhile, Miyo Ko San, is the daughter of Japanese general, Okubo, and an English mother. She is in love with Lieutenant Makei but is betrothed to the officer Yamaki, who in turn has designs on O Hana San. Yamaki is eventually killed in an earthquake, freeing both couples to live "happily ever after."
Two spirited children from George Brent’s first marriage try to separate him from his unsympathetic second wife and reunite him with their mother. Their schemes around an attempted elopement and their mother’s new suitor eventually bring George and Jennifer back together.
Tom Jones, a foundling raised by Mr Allworthy, loves Sophia, whose father instead wants her to marry Blifil. False accusations and family conflict separate the couple, but they meet again in London. When Tom’s true parentage is revealed, Squire Western consents to their marriage.