Her parents died when she was young, and Toto the clown (Edwards), who acted as her adoptive father when she was younger, now hopes to marry her as she has come of age.

When the circus stops in a Southern town, Dick Beverly (Mulhall), a young man from an aristocratic family, falls in love with Pat.

His parents see him performing in the circus and insist that he returns home with them, which he refuses to do until Pat is allowed to join him.

Pat tries her best to rise to the demands of the strict social rules imposed by her prospective parents-in-law, but their lack of approval is clear.

The April 9th, 1921 edition of Motion Picture News lists a musical cue sheet for the film.