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Mary Ann in Society is a 1917 comedy-drama short film directed by an unknown filmmaker. This film explores themes of class and social interaction through the story of Mary Ann, a washerwoman's daughter.
This silent film holds a niche spot in collector circles, primarily due to its scarcity and the elusive nature of its director. Early prints are quite rare, and while it may not be the first title on a collector's list, its unique portrayal of class interactions offers a distinct perspective of its time. Collectors often seek this film for its historical context and its ability to evoke the era's social dynamics, making it a curious find for those who appreciate the subtleties of silent cinema.
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Mary Ann in Society is a comedy-drama film.
Mary Ann in Society was released in 1917.
The top cast members include Ruth Stonehouse, Lydia Yeamans Titus, and Edith Kessler.
Mary Ann in Society is categorized as a short film.
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