
Enlighten Thy Daughter
Synopsis
Lillian Stevens was raised without care, attention, or education on the ways of the world. When she becomes pregnant by the reckless Harold Winthrop, her mother takes her to an abortionist. Harold then falls for Ruth Stevens, raised by an attentive and loving mother, who is not so easily taken advantage of.
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January 28, 1917
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ivan Abramson
- Screenplay & Story
- Ivan Abramson
- Original Title
- Enlighten Thy Daughter
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Production Studios
- Ivan Film Productions, Enlightment Photoplay Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ivan Abramson
Ivan Abramson
Department Leadership Roster
Ivan Abramson
Writer
Ivan Abramson
Director
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What is Enlighten Thy Daughter about?
Lillian Stevens was raised without care, attention, or education on the ways of the world. When she becomes pregnant by the reckless Harold Winthrop, her mother takes her to an abortionist. Harold then falls for Ruth Stevens, raised by an attentive and loving mother, who is not so easily taken advantage of.
Who directed Enlighten Thy Daughter?
Enlighten Thy Daughter was directed by Ivan Abramson.
Who stars in Enlighten Thy Daughter?
The principal cast of Enlighten Thy Daughter includes Zena Keefe, Frank Sheridan, Katharine Kaelred, James Morrison, Marie Shotwell.
When was Enlighten Thy Daughter released and how long is it?
Enlighten Thy Daughter was released in 1917 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.















