The Better Way Trailer

The Better Way Trailer (1911)

12 October 1911 10 mins

A lost film. Louis Perry is discharged from the penitentiary, having served his sentence. He immediately resumes relations with his evil companions. One day he happens to meet Lillian Garvey, a Salvation Army worker. One of his companions insults her and Louis resents it and incurs his enmity. Lillian is the only good woman he has known for years and he learns to love her. Her influence tempts him to abandon the life he is leading, and he attends the services and becomes converted. Just at this juncture Madeline Raymond, a woman of the underworld, who was his sweetheart before he was arrested, again comes into his life.

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Cast

King Baggot

as Louis Perry - a Reformed Crook

Mary Pickford

as Lillian Garvey - a Salvation Army Lass

Crew

Tony Gaudio

Tony Gaudio Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 12 October 1911

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