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The Straight Road
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The Straight Road

Nov 12, 1914
0h 40m
★ 0.0

A Story of a Submerged Soul's Conflict and Triumph.

Overview

The redemption journey of Moll O'Hara, a woman struggling with alcoholism and a challenging past. Moll, rescued from a life of drinking and fighting by Ruth Thompson, a settlement worker, finds love with Bill Hubbell, a saloon-keeper, and embraces a new life free from alcohol. However, her past and a rival, Douglas Ames, threaten her happiness.

Genres

Drama
Romance

Production Companies

Famous Players Film Company

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Cast

Gladys Hanson

Mary 'Moll' O'Hara

Gladys Hanson

William Russell

Bill Hubbell

William Russell

Iva Shepard

Lazy Liz

Iva Shepard

Arthur Hoops

Douglas Aines

Arthur Hoops

Lorraine Huling

Ruth Thompson

Lorraine Huling

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