For a Woman’s Fair Name
Overview
Right after a husband and wife (Robert Edeson and Eulalie Jensen) arrive home from their honeymoon, the husband goes to fetch his sister from boarding school. While he is away, the wife's friend and neighbor, McGregor (Harry Morey), invites her to a party, and she accepts. On the way back home, they're involved in an accident, and McGregor takes the wife, who's unconscious, to recover at a nearby roadhouse. Unfortunately, McGregor's coke fiend brother (William R. Dunn) is there partying, and he threatens to put a seamy spin on the innocent situation and tell all.
Top-billed cast
Crew
- Director
- Harry Davenport
- Writer
- Marguerite Bertsch
- Production
- Vitagraph Company of America
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Who directed For a Woman’s Fair Name?
For a Woman’s Fair Name was directed by Harry Davenport.
When was For a Woman’s Fair Name released?
For a Woman’s Fair Name was released in 1916.
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