A Woman's Way
Aug 07, 1916 · 50m
Director
Barry O'NeilOverview
Marion Livingston, daughter of General Livingston, boss of the Elsinore coal mines, rescues Jack Stanton, a young superintendent of the mines, from a mob of miners led by Jim Saunders, who were enraged at his having ordered them to work after it had been found that the mine is dangerous. Jack's brother, Harold, a young district attorney, comes to visit him and falls in love with Marion.
Cast of A Woman's Way
Crew of A Woman's Way
About A Woman's Way
What is A Woman's Way about?
Marion Livingston, daughter of General Livingston, boss of the Elsinore coal mines, rescues Jack Stanton, a young superintendent of the mines, from a mob of miners led by Jim Saunders, who were enraged at his having ordered them to work after it had been found that the mine is dangerous. Jack's brother, Harold, a young district attorney, comes to visit him and falls in love with Marion.
When was A Woman's Way released?
A Woman's Way was released on August 7, 1916.
How long is A Woman's Way?
A Woman's Way runs 50 minutes.
Who directed A Woman's Way?
A Woman's Way was directed by Barry O'Neil.
Who is in the cast of A Woman's Way?
The cast of A Woman's Way includes Ethel Clayton (Marion Livingston), Carlyle Blackwell (Howard Stanton), Alec B. Francis (General John Stanton), Montagu Love (Oliver Whitney) and Edward Kimball (John Livingston).