Camille

Mid 19th-century Paris courtesan Marguerite (Greta Garbo) thinks Armand (Robert Taylor) is the Baron with whom she's being set up, as they first meet at the theater, until her friend Prudence (Laura Hope Crews) shows up, in MGM's Camille, 1936.

Feeling faint at a party, consumptive Marguerite (Greta Garbo, title character) retreats, followed by Armand (Robert Taylor) who professes his feelings, in MGM's Camille, 1936, from the Alexandre Dumas fils novel.

A mild literary prologue then the introduction of Marguerite (Greta Garbo), as the "lady of the camelias," thus the name of the story, with friend prudence (Laura Hope Crews), George Cukor directing, in MGM's Camille, 1936.

Prudence (Laura Hope Crews) discovers her scheme at the theater has gone awry, so she makes a deal with Olympe (Lenore Ulric), Marguerite (Greta Garbo) playing along, in MGM's Camille, 1936.

A kept woman runs off with a young admirer in search of love and happiness in Camille (1937) starring Greta Garbo.