Winning a Woman (1925)
Western | 1 April 1925
The acquisition of distribution rights by Rayart Pictures Corp. was reported in the 14 February 1925 Moving Picture World. An advertisement in the 9 May 1925 issue revealed that producer Harry Webb, based in Universal City, CA, contracted with the recently-formed film company to release a series of eight Westerns starring Jack Perrin over the next two years. The 2 May 1925 Moving Picture World identified W. Ray Johnston as head of Rayart and Dorothy Cleveland as his “director of advertising and publicity. She was also credited with writing the press book for Winning a Woman.
The feature was released on 1 April 1925. Its commercial success prompted Rayart to offer Perrin a long-term contract.
The National Film Preservation Board (NFPB) included this film on its list of Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films as of February 2021.
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The acquisition of distribution rights by Rayart Pictures Corp. was reported in the 14 February 1925 Moving Picture World. An advertisement in the 9 May 1925 issue revealed that producer Harry Webb, based in Universal City, CA, contracted with the recently-formed film company to release a series of eight Westerns starring Jack Perrin over the next two years. The 2 May 1925 Moving Picture World identified W. Ray Johnston as head of Rayart and Dorothy Cleveland as his “director of advertising and publicity. She was also credited with writing the press book for Winning a Woman.
The feature was released on 1 April 1925. Its commercial success prompted Rayart to offer Perrin a long-term contract.
The National Film Preservation Board (NFPB) included this film on its list of Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films as of February 2021.
Jack pretends to be an outlaw to romance a young woman who is only interested in reforming criminals. While involved in various adventures, he thwarts a gang of real outlaws and wins the woman's ...
Jack pretends to be an outlaw to romance a young woman who is only interested in reforming criminals. While involved in various adventures, he thwarts a gang of real outlaws and wins the woman's love.
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