All Woman

In All Woman, Susan Sweeney inherits a country hotel, only to find it in disrepair and attached to a saloon. As she attempts to revitalize her new venture, she becomes embroiled in the challenges faced by her community. This film reflects the drama genre of the silent film era and showcases the struggles of its central character to transform her circumstances.

With a runtime of 60 minutes, All Woman includes performances from notable actors such as Jere Austin, Arthur Housman, and Warner Baxter. The film is produced by Goldwyn Pictures Corporation and presents a narrative about resilience and adaptation in a difficult environment. Collectors may find interest in its representation of early cinema and the historical context surrounding its production.