A Chapter in Her Life (1923)
Drama | 17 September 1923
Director:
Lois WeberWriters:
Lois Weber, Doris SchroederCinematographer:
Ben KlineProduction Company:
Universal PicturesClara Louise Burnham's novel was also the basis for Jewel, a 1915 Universal release, written and produced by Lois Weber, and starring Ella Hall and Rupert Julian (See entry). The 9 Dec 1922 editions of Motion Picture News and Camera reported that Weber had returned to Universal to direct the remake, was "preparing the script for the re-filming of Jewel, and that Arthur Forde had been assigned to assist her. Universal changed the title to A Chapter in her Life. ...
Clara Louise Burnham's novel was also the basis for Jewel, a 1915 Universal release, written and produced by Lois Weber, and starring Ella Hall and Rupert Julian (See entry). The 9 Dec 1922 editions of Motion Picture News and Camera reported that Weber had returned to Universal to direct the remake, was "preparing the script for the re-filming of Jewel, and that Arthur Forde had been assigned to assist her. Universal changed the title to A Chapter in her Life.
Rich but unhappy Mr. Everingham resents the presence in his home of Madge, his widowed daughter-in-law, and her daughter, Eloise. However, Jewel, Everingham's younger son's daughter, arrives for a visit and brings cheer and harmony to the ...
Rich but unhappy Mr. Everingham resents the presence in his home of Madge, his widowed daughter-in-law, and her daughter, Eloise. However, Jewel, Everingham's younger son's daughter, arrives for a visit and brings cheer and harmony to the household.
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