The Fear Woman Trailer

The Fear Woman Trailer (1919)

08 June 1919 Drama 50 mins

When her drunken father dies from falling downstairs on the night of her engagement announcement, Helen Winthrop finds a note from him warning that drinking has ruined the family's past four generations. She breaks her engagement to lawyer Robert Craig so that she can test herself as she fears that her children might inherit the habit. After sacrificing her reputation to save that of her adulterous married friend Stella Scarr, Helen goes to a resort hotel where she wins a tennis tournament and flirts with Percy Farwell, the son of social climber Mrs. Honorah Farwell. In order to break up her son's romance with a supposedly disgraced woman, Mrs. Farwell hires Robert Craig.

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Cast

Pauline Frederick

as Helen Winthrop

Milton Sills

as Robert Craig

Walter Hiers

as Percy Farwell

Emmett King

as Harrison Winthrop

Harry Northrup

as Sidney Scarr

Ernest Pasque

as Bruce Terhune

Beverly Travers

as Stella Scarr

Lydia Yeamans Titus

as Mrs. Honorah Farwell

Peaches Jackson

as Child (uncredited)

Crew

J.A. Barry

Director

Edward Gheller

Edward Gheller Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 08 June 1919

Production Companies

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