What Women Want Trailer

What Women Want Trailer (1920)

"The unsolved problem since the days of Eve what women want now answered!" 01 September 1920 Drama 50 mins

During World War I, Francine D'Espard, a young French woman, meets William Holliday, a U.S. Army officer at the front, and they become engaged. Returning to America, William finds his father at the mercy of his business rival, Ezekiel Bates. Shortly after, when Francine arrives in America to marry her fiancé, she is informed that her lover is about to marry Bates's daughter Susan. Her love now turning to hate, Francine devotes herself to the task of destroying her former suitor.

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Cast

Louise Huff

as Francine D'Espard

Van Dyke Brooke

as William Holliday Sr.

Robert Ames

as William Holliday Jr.

Howard Truesdale

as Ezekiel Bates

Betty Brown

as Susan

Clara Beyers

as Countess de Chevigny

International Titles

Le Triomphe de Francine Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 September 1920

Production Companies

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