The Wide, Wrong Way (1917)
Constance Crawford and Hugh Chilvers are of different dispositions. She, standing at the portal of life, is eager to venture forth, he, who has seen all there is to be seen, desires to settle down. Hence, when they marry each other a barrier of uncongeniality arises between them. Constance listens to the evil counsel of Wilson Ardmore, Hugh's best friend, and seeks those pleasures she loves without her husband. The result is inevitable. The young wife is threatened with dire compromise when her sister, Agnes, who has had a past, rushes forth to rescue her. Agnes finds Constance in the net of the man who had brought sorrow into her life, Chilvers' best friend. Ardmore suddenly realizes the great wrong he is about to perpetrate, however, and brings happiness to Agnes as well as a better understanding between Constance and Hugh.
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GenresDrama
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| E.H. Calvert | Director |
| C.M. Peck | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Marguerite Clayton | |
| Edward Arnold | |
| Sidney Ainsworth | |
| Thomas Commerford |
