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Thirty a Week is a 1918 silent film that blends comedy and drama. Directed by an unnamed director, it tells the story of a young woman torn between her wealthy fiancé and her father's chauffeur.
Thirty a Week is quite scarce, especially in good condition. The film doesn't show up often in collector's circles, likely due to its age and limited distribution. If you do come across it, it's worth noting the unique charm it carries—it's not just another silent film, but a snapshot of early 20th-century societal norms and personal relationships. Keep an eye out for potential restorations or home releases, as they could breathe new life into this underappreciated piece.
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Thirty a Week is a comedy-drama film.
The top cast includes Tom Moore, Alec B. Francis, Brenda Fowler, Warburton Gamble, Grace Henderson, Ruth Elder, and Tallulah Bankhead.
Thirty a Week was released in 1918.
Thirty a Week is a silent film.
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