Film
One Law for Both
1917 · 1h 20m · Drama · War
AN EIGHT PART MORAL MASTERPIECE WITH A FAR-REACHING MESSAGE ON "THE DOUBLE STANDARD."
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Overview
Elga Pulaski and her brother Ossip live in Warsaw. They belong to a secret society whose goal is to liberate Poland and Russia from the Romanoffs. Elga is loved by Baron Jan Slozek. But Slozek is a spy who has Ossip and other members of the society arrested. When Slozek is slain, Ossip is the key suspect. He escapes to America with his sister. There, Elga meets Norman Hutchinson, and marries him without telling him her past. When Hutchinson learns the truth, he leaves Elga. Eventually, when Elga appeals to him, he sees the light.
Cast
Rita Jolivet
Elga Pulaski
James Morrison
Ossip Pulaski
Leah Baird
Helen
Vincent Serrano
Hutchinson
Paul Capellani
Slezak
Crew
- Ivan AbramsonDirector · Screenplay
- Marcel Le PicardDirector of Photography
Details
- Release date
- May 13, 1917
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Genres
- Drama, War
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