Madame X

After a lurid opening introducing his wife, (Gladys George, title character), we meet Warren William as Parisian attorney Fleuriot, George Zucco the family doctor, treating their stricken son, in what was already the fourth movie version of Madame X, 1937, directed by Sam Wood.

Having fled Paris in shame, we discover that Gladys George (title character) is working as a governess on the Riviera, rebuffing advances of a friend of her employers (William Henry), then rightly realizing that her ex-husband is looking for her, in Madame X, 1937.

Now in Buenos Aires, we meet Lerocle (Henry Daniell), who intervenes when the title character (Gladys George, whom we last saw fleeing New Orleans) is threatened by the proprietor (Paul Porcasi) of their hotel, in MGM's 1937 version of Madame X.

Now in New Orleans, selling her belongings to get by, shamed Parisian Jacqueline (Gladys George, title character) finds a new situation with Nora (Cora Witherspoon) and saloon owner Scipio (Luis Alberni), in Madame X, 1937, co-starring Warren William.

MGM rather shooting the moon in this original trailer for the fourth film version of Madame X, 1937, this time starring Gladys George.