Woman to Woman (1923) follows the poignant journey of David Compton, who departs from his pregnant French girlfriend, Louise Boucher, a dancer at the Moulin Rouge, to fight in the war. Tragically, he loses his memory during the conflict. Post-war, David rebuilds his life and marries a new woman in London. Meanwhile, Louise, believing David to be deceased, raises their son and becomes a renowned dancer under the stage name Deloryse. However, her health deteriorates severely. One fateful evening, while David is in the audience watching her performance, he miraculously regains his memory. The revelation of David's marriage to another woman leads Louise to entrust their son to David’s new wife and accept a dancing engagement at a party.
Woman to Woman (1923)
1923 · Movie · 82 min. · United Kingdom
Credits
Direction Graham Cutts
Cast Betty Compson · Clive Brook · Josephine Earle · Marie Ault · Myrtle Peter · A. Harding Steerman
Screenplay Graham Cutts · Alfred Hitchcock · Michael Morton
Cinematography Claude L. McDonnell
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Title Woman to Woman
Original title Woman to Woman
Year 1923
Type Movie
Length 82 min.
Country United Kingdom
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