Regeneration (1914)
The woman has been leading an adventurous life. Her admirer grows tired and casts her off. She departs and sinks down in the street, tired mentally and bodily. The artist is painting the Madonna. His model fails to give him the inspiration needed and he discharges her. Passing down the street he observes the woman with the beautiful tired face, speaks to her and finally persuades her to go with him and be his model and embrace a better life. The painting is finished. The woman has supplied the inspiration. She tires and longs for the old, merry life. She meets the tempter once more and goes with him to his home.
Director: Wallace Reid
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Wallace Reid as The Artist |
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Ed Brady as |
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Phil Dunham as |
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Helen Taft as The Inspiration |
| Writing | F. McGrew Willis | Story |
| Directing | Wallace Reid | Director |
