Woman Against Woman Trailer (1914)

"In 4 Immense Parts. Gorgeous costuming in the latest Parisienne style with the most beautiful woman leading. Ballroom, Tango and Exhibition Dances and" 27 June 1914 Drama 30 mins

Woman Against Woman is a tale of two sisters. Bessie, the older and more sensible one, is forever losing her boyfriends to Miriam, the younger, prettier and flightier of the two. While "doing the town," Miriam is lured into the apartment of a pair of letches named Crooke and Craven, who ply her with drugged liquor, then have their way with her. Holding Bessie's libertine friend, Rachel, responsible for all this, she heads to Rachel's flat and tries to strangle the life out of the woman. She also sees to it that Crooke and Craven are thrown out of their lodgings for their wanton behavior

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Cast

Lionel Barrymore as Gilbert Craven

Betty Gray as Miriam Barton

Millicent Evans as Bessie Barton

Alan Hale as John Tressider

Vivian Prescott as Rachel Westwood

Charles West as Crooke

Crew

Paul Powell Director

Frank Harvey Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 27 June 1914

Production Companies

Klaw & Erlanger

Biograph Company

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