Jane Was Worth It
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About This Movie
"Jane Was Worth It" is a 1915 comedy that showcases the talent of early cinema. Directed by the Vitagraph Company of America, this film features a cast that includes Edith Storey and Hughie Mack.
'Jane Was Worth It' is relatively scarce, especially in good condition, since the silent film era often didn't preserve these works well. As a collector, you'll find that it pops up occasionally, but it’s not what you'd call common. The film is often discussed in silent film circles for its playful take on domestic roles and comedy, though it doesn’t get as much attention as some other contemporaneous titles. Still, if you're into early comedies or the evolution of film storytelling, it’s worth tracking down.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "Jane Was Worth It"?
"Jane Was Worth It" is a comedy film.
Who directed "Jane Was Worth It"?
The film was produced by the Vitagraph Company of America.
Who stars in "Jane Was Worth It"?
The top cast includes Edith Storey, Hughie Mack, Edwina Robbins, and Ethel Corcoran.
What year was "Jane Was Worth It" released?
"Jane Was Worth It" was released in 1915.
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