Always the Woman

The film tells the story of Queen Neco Tokris, who defies the high priest by falling in love with a minor cleric. Her love leads to her tragic decision to be buried alive with her lover after he is stoned to death. In a modern twist, the narrative unfolds aboard a ship heading to Cairo, featuring a diverse cast of characters, including a wealthy playboy and a vaudeville dancer maneuvering for a marriage.

Collectors will find interest in the film's unique blend of historical drama and romance, along with its early 20th-century production by Betty Compson Productions. With a top cast that includes Betty Compson and Emory Johnson, this film showcases the acting talents of the era. Available on DVD, Always the Woman is a piece of silent film history that exemplifies the storytelling of its time.