The Winchester Woman (1919)
Anne Winchester is acquitted in court of murdering her husband, and leaves her Nashville hometown for a small community on Long Island, NY. She moves into a boarding house and changes her name to Wharton. She soon falls for David Brinton, a widower who owns the place, and her affections are reciprocated. Alan Woodward, who is after David's daughter Julia, recognizes Anne and threatens to expose her if she tries to interfere with his pursuit of Julia, as Anne knows he is only after her money. Anne nevertheless warns Julia about Alan, but Julia refuses to listen. Anne decides that stronger measures must be taken to save the daughter of the man she loves.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Wesley Ruggles | Director |
| Horace Hazeltine | Writer |
| Arthur E. Krows | Writer |
| Joseph Shelderfer | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Alice Joyce | |
| Percy Marmont | |
| Robert Middlemass | |
| Jean Armour |
