The Girl Who Won Out (1917)
Orphaned after the death of their mother, Nancy Grimm and her baby sister Ellen are taken to the country where Ellen is adopted by the wealthy Walsh family. Nancy keenly feels the loss of her sister, and when the judge rules that she cannot visit Ellen without permission, she throws herself onto a bench, winning the sympathy of young attorney Chester Noble. Nancy is then placed in the Wick's home where she is treated as a servant. Miserable, Nancy cuts off her hair and, dressed as a boy, runs away.
Director: Eugene Moore
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Violet MacMillan as Nancy Grimm |
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Barbara Conley as Ellen |
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Scott Pembroke as Chester Noble (as P.L. Pembroke) |
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Mattie Witting as Mrs. Harvey (as Mrs. A.E. Witting) |
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Charles Hill Mailes as Mr. Wicks |
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Gertrude Astor as Mrs. Walsh |
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L.M. Wells as Mr. Noble |
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Sherman Bainbridge as Jack Beal |
| Writing | Judge Willis Brown | Story |
| Writing | Charles J. Wilson | Writer |
| Directing | Eugene Moore | Director |
