Man, Woman, and Sin (1927)
Drama | 19 November 1927
Director:
Monta BellWriters:
Alice D. G. Miller, Monta BellCinematographer:
Percy HilburnEditor:
Blanche SewellProduction Company:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer PicturesAccording to a studio time-table in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond, the film, under the working title Fires of Youth, was currently in the cutting room. ...
According to a studio time-table in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond, the film, under the working title Fires of Youth, was currently in the cutting room.
Al Whitcomb, a poor boy who grew up in the slums, began his career folding newspapers. When he is a reporter, he falls in love with Vera Worth, the society editor, unaware that the rent on her apartment is being paid by the newspaper's owner. While visiting her, Al kills the owner in self-defense, but Vera perjures herself at the trial to protect her reputation. However, she later tells the court the truth, thereby freeing ...
Al Whitcomb, a poor boy who grew up in the slums, began his career folding newspapers. When he is a reporter, he falls in love with Vera Worth, the society editor, unaware that the rent on her apartment is being paid by the newspaper's owner. While visiting her, Al kills the owner in self-defense, but Vera perjures herself at the trial to protect her reputation. However, she later tells the court the truth, thereby freeing Al.
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