A Flower in the Desert
Dec 31, 1914 · 10m
Director
Scott SidneyOverview
Violet Waldron is the daughter of dissolute parents with no hope of redemption. Yet, strange as it may be, she is a loyal and loving soul, supporting her father and mother in their degradation, no matter how badly they mistreat her. Seeking help for Bill Waldron, who has overdosed on cocaine, she tries in vain to convince his mother, whom she finds in a wine room, to come home with her.
Cast of A Flower in the Desert
Crew of A Flower in the Desert
About A Flower in the Desert
What is A Flower in the Desert about?
Violet Waldron is the daughter of dissolute parents with no hope of redemption. Yet, strange as it may be, she is a loyal and loving soul, supporting her father and mother in their degradation, no matter how badly they mistreat her. Seeking help for Bill Waldron, who has overdosed on cocaine, she tries in vain to convince his mother, whom she finds in a wine room, to come home with her.
When was A Flower in the Desert released?
A Flower in the Desert was released on December 31, 1914.
How long is A Flower in the Desert?
A Flower in the Desert runs 10 minutes.
Who directed A Flower in the Desert?
A Flower in the Desert was directed by Scott Sidney.
Who is in the cast of A Flower in the Desert?
The cast of A Flower in the Desert includes Thelma Salter (Violet Waldron), J. Barney Sherry (Bill Waldron), Leona Hutton (Flora Waldron), Harry Keenan (Mr. Claybourne) and Louis Durham (Buck McInnes).