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Everywoman

Released: 1919-12-30
MPAA Rating: NR
Studios: Paramount Pictures,

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Everywoman is a lost 1919 American silent film allegory film directed by George Melford based on a 1911 play Everywoman by Walter Browne.

Director / Directors

George Melford

Director

Cast

Theodore Roberts

Character: Wealth

Violet Heming

Character: Everywoman

Clara Horton

Character: Youth

Wanda Hawley

Character: Beauty

Margaret Loomis

Character: Modesty

Bebe Daniels

Character: Vice

Mildred Reardon

Character: Conscience

Edythe Chapman

Character: Truth

Monte Blue

Character: Love

Irving Cummings

Character: Passion

James Neill

Character: Nobody

Raymond Hatton

Character: Flattery

Lucien Littlefield

Character: Lord Witness

Noah Beery

Character: Bluff

Jay Dwiggins

Character: Stuff

Production and Crew

Will M. Ritchey

Writer

Walter Browne

Theatre Play