She Wrote a Play and Played It (1916)
Gale Henry, at that time famous as big-nosed, lugubrious-faced purveyor of silent screen slapstick. Here as a prominent villager too interested writing a play to be bothered with lovers. When a wandering director arrives in town, learns of her play and agrees to produce it for her, with the author in the leading role, she is delighted. But the play proves a frost.
Director: Allen Curtis
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Gale Henry as Miss Exeter Scribbles |
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Billy Franey as Bill Bones - the Village Undertaker |
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Milburn Morante as Romeo Ham - the Actor |
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Lillian Peacock as The Heroine |
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Heinie Conklin as The Hero |
| Writing | Bennett Cohen | Scenario Writer |
| Directing | Allen Curtis | Director |
