Her Mistake

Name: Her Mistake
Genre: Drama
Cast: Evelyn Nesbit, Eugene Strong, Charles Wellesley

1918

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Evelyn Nesbit and Russell Thaw in Her Mistake (1918)

The heroine is a country girl who marries a city chap and finds herself neglected after the novelty of the honeymoon has worn off. Ralph Van Court is lost while hunting in the Adirondacks, a... Read allThe heroine is a country girl who marries a city chap and finds herself neglected after the novelty of the honeymoon has worn off. Ralph Van Court is lost while hunting in the Adirondacks, and is found by Rose Hale. The young man had been in love with Viola Shepard, but discovere... Read allThe heroine is a country girl who marries a city chap and finds herself neglected after the novelty of the honeymoon has worn off. Ralph Van Court is lost while hunting in the Adirondacks, and is found by Rose Hale. The young man had been in love with Viola Shepard, but discovered that she intended to marry his uncle, Stephen Van Court, for his money. After the two we... Read all

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This film is listed in the American Silent Feature Film Database as lost.

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This simple love story is absolutely without thrills

There is very little real drama in "Her Mistake," a photonovel produced by Julius Steger, with Evelyn Nesbit and her son, Russell, featured. This simple love story is absolutely without thrills, but the character of Rose is a sympathetic one, and is admirably suited to the personality and acting ability of Evelyn Nesbit. In the earlier scenes she hardly looks an eighteen-year-old girl, but in the latter portion of the picture carries her share of the situations surprisingly well. Her son, Russell, is a real help to the picture. Julius Steger has produced "Her Mistake'' with good effect, and the mountain scenery is often beautiful. Eugene Strong, Lois Meredith, and Charles Wellsley are the prominent members of the support. - The Moving Picture World, May 4, 1918