American Maid (1917)
Virginia Lee, daughter of a United States Senator, meets David Starr, a wounded United States soldier, in a field hospital in which she is serving as a Red Cross nurse. Star returns to the trenches and Virginia's base hospital is moved. Starr is again wounded and invalided home. Virginia has lost sight of him. She returns to America; and in Washington, Starr sees her at a ball at the French Embassy. Feeling her too far above him, socially, he goes West, whither Virginia's father takes her, on a business trip, and there a vital drama is enacted.
Director: Albert Capellani
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Edna Goodrich as Virginia Lee |
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William B. Davidson as David Starr |
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Jack Hopkins as Sam Benson |
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George Henry as Senator Lee |
| Directing | Albert Capellani | Director |
| Writing | Julius Rothschild | Story |
| Writing | Hamilton Smith | Scenario Writer |
| Crew | David Calcagni | Cinematography |
| Lighting | Harry Redmond Sr. | Chief Lighting Technician |
