Everywoman
Cast & Crew
George H. Melford
Theodore Roberts
Violet Heming
Clara Horton
Wanda Hawley
Margaret Loomis
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A girl auctioning a kiss at a charity bazaar is offered a chance to become an actress by two stage managers. After getting advice from three girlfriends, she awakens the next morning as Everywoman. Her friends have become Modesty, Youth, and Beauty, and the stage managers have become Bluff and Stuff. She turns down a proposal from a struggling physician after Flattery convinces her to go on the Stage of Life and seek Love. When she mistakes Passion, an actor, for Love, Modesty leaves her, but she rejects Passion when she discovers that he wants her only when Beauty and Youth are present. Passion has Dissipation steal Beauty, whereupon Bluff and Stuff desert Everywoman. After losing Youth to Time, Everywoman tries to sell herself to Wealth, a millionaire, but he spurns her. With Nobody as her only friend, she follows Truth home where she discovers the son of Truth, the physician, is the Love she seeks. Modesty returns soon followed by Beauty.
Director
George H. Melford
Cast
Theodore Roberts
Violet Heming
Clara Horton
Wanda Hawley
Margaret Loomis
Mildred Reardon
Edythe Chapman
Bebe Daniels
Monte Blue
Irving Cummings
James Neill
Raymond Hatton
Lucien Littlefield
Noah Beery
Jay Dwiggins
Tully Marshall
Robert Brower
Charles Ogle
Fred Huntley
Clarence Geldart
Crew
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Willie Hopkins constructed sculptures that were photographed in the subtitles. The film was exhibited for the first time at the Grand Theatre in Columbus, Ohio the week of December 13, 1919.
