The World and the Woman
In The World and the Woman, Jeanne Eagels portrays Mary, a prostitute who reluctantly accepts a more respectable position as a maid at a rural lodge. Within this wooded community, she begins attending church and the path to Salvation becomes clear. Through Mary's faith, the injured folk of the countryside are healed. Yet her former employer, whose lustful advances she had previously spurned, continues to press his designs on her.
Director(s)
Frank Lloyd
Eugene Moore
The World and the Woman FAQs
The directors of The World and the Woman are Frank Lloyd and Eugene Moore.
The cast of The World and the Woman includes Thomas A. Curran as James Palmer, Jeanne Eagels as Mary - A Woman of the Streets, Grace DeCarlton as Mrs. Jim Rollins/ Bayliss, Wayne Arey as Jim Rollins/ Bayliss, Boyd Marshall as The Man/ Harry Bradley, Carey L. Hastings as Anna Graham, and Ethelmary Oakland as Sunny.
The duration of The World and the Woman is 1h 6 mins.
The World and the Woman was released on 18 Nov 1916.
The World and the Woman is listed under Drama on Fanbiz.
