Her Way

The film centers on a mother who, facing her own mortality, entrusts her daughter with a well-worn Bible, urging her to adhere to its teachings. The story takes a dark turn when the girl's father, a violent alcoholic, discovers her reading the Bible. In a fit of rage, he destroys the sacred book, which sets the stage for a poignant exploration of familial conflict and the impact of addiction.

As a piece from the silent film era, 'Her Way' provides insight into the storytelling methods of its time. The performances of Edwin Wallock, Harry Lonsdale, Lafe McKee, and Rose Evans contribute to its dramatic impact. Collectors interested in early cinema or silent films may find this title significant for its thematic content and historical context.