Old Wives for New

Old Wives for New
Directed by	Cecil B. DeMille
Produced by	Cecil B. DeMille
Written by	Jeanie MacPherson David Graham Phillips
Starring	Elliott Dexter
Cinematography	Alvin Wyckoff
Editing by	Cecil B. DeMille
Release date(s)	19 May 1918
Running time	60 minutes
Country	United States
Language	Silent English intertitles

Old Wives for New is a 1918 drama film directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Prints of the film survive at the International Museum of Photography and Film at George Eastman House. ^[1]

Cast

Elliott Dexter - Charles Murdock
Florence Vidor - Juliet Raeburn
Sylvia Ashton - Sophy Murdock
Wanda Hawley - Sophy in Prologue
Theodore Roberts - Tom Berkeley
Helen Jerome Eddy - Norma Murdock
Marcia Manon - Viola Hastings
Julia Faye - Jessie
J. Parks Jones - Charley Murdock
Edna Mae Cooper - Bertha
Gustav von Seyffertitz - Melville Bladen
Tully Marshall - Simcox
Lillian Leighton - Maid
Mayme Kelso - Housekeeper
Alice Terry - Saleslady (as Alice Taafe)
Noah Beery - Doctor (uncredited)
William Boyd - Extra (uncredited)
Edythe Chapman - Mrs. Berkeley (uncredited)
Raymond Hatton - Beautician (uncredited)
Lloyd Hughes - Reporter (uncredited)
Charles Ogle - Bit Role (uncredited)
Guy Oliver - Berkeley's Butler (uncredited)
Larry Steers - Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Madame Sul-Te-Wan - Viola's Maid (uncredited)

References

^ "Progressive Silent Film List: Old Wives for New". Silent Era. http://www.silentera.com/PSFL/data/O/OldWivesforNew1918.html. Retrieved 2008-04-17.

External links

Old Wives for New at the Internet Movie Database

v • d • e The films of Cecil B. DeMille

1910s	The Squaw Man (1914) · Brewster's Millions · The Master Mind · The Only Son · The Man on the Box · The Call of the North · The Virginian · What's His Name · The Man from Home · Rose of the Rancho · The Ghost Breaker · The Girl of the Golden West · After Five · The Warrens of Virginia · The Unafraid · The Captive · The Wild Goose Chase · The Arab · Chimmie Fadden · Kindling · Carmen · Chimmie Fadden Out West · The Cheat · Temptation · The Golden Chance · The Trail of the Lonesome Pine · The Heart of Nora Flynn · Maria Rosa · The Dream Girl · Joan the Woman · Lost and Won · A Romance of the Redwoods · The Little American · The Woman God Forgot · Nan of Music Mountain · The Devil-Stone · The Whispering Chorus · Old Wives for New · We Can't Have Everything · Till I Come Back to You · The Squaw Man (1918) · Don't Change Your Husband · For Better, for Worse · Male and Female

1920s	Why Change Your Wife? · Something to Think About · Forbidden Fruit · The Affairs of Anatol · Fool's Paradise · Saturday Night · Manslaughter · Adam's Rib · The Ten Commandments (1923) · Triumph · Feet of Clay · The Golden Bed · The Road to Yesterday · The Volga Boatman · The King of Kings · Walking Back · The Godless Girl · Dynamite

1930s	Madam Satan · The Squaw Man (1931) · The Sign of the Cross · This Day and Age · Four Frightened People · Cleopatra · The Crusades · The Plainsman · The Buccaneer (1938) · Union Pacific

1940s	North West Mounted Police · Reap the Wild Wind · The Story of Dr. Wassell · Unconquered · California's Golden Beginning · Samson and Delilah

1950s	The Greatest Show on Earth · The Ten Commandments (1956)

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