A Woman's Power Trailer

A Woman's Power Trailer (1916)

"EVERY WOMAN WANTS TO HELP THE MAN SHE LOVES, BUT HOW MANY KNOW HOW?" 21 February 1916 Drama 50 mins

Ever since Henry Falkins had caused Newt Spooner to be sentenced to prison, Newt has nursed a red-hot hatred for him and a desire to see Henry dead. That is until he meets and falls in love with Minerva Rawlins who makes him reevaluate his obsession. When fate throws the two men together in the Philippines during wartime and the opportunity to slay Henry occurs Newt realizes that he has resolved his inner torment. He returns to Minerva a man at peace with himself.

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Cast

Lillian Cook

as Lucinda Mertch

Edward Kimball

as MacAllister Falkins

Mollie King

as Minerva Rawlins

Douglas MacLean

as Newt Spooner

N.J. Thompson

as Bud Newton

Simeon Wiltsie

as Clem Rawlins

International Titles

Félonie Trailer

The Code of the Mountains Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 21 February 1916

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